Tag Archives: Color Photography  Get Down Low – Photo Composition Photo Tip Tuesday - Get Down Low – Change your perspective and improve your photography. Have you ever wondered why so many photos look ordinary? It all starts with how we see. When I say we, how we as people usually see things. Think about it, we either see things…  Featured Photographer ~ Kathleen Clemons Featured Photographer ~ Kathleen Clemons I have always been involved in some sort of art making. While studying education in college I did pen and ink drawings, watercolor painting, batik, and even macrame in my spare time. When my children were small, I took lots and lots of photos of…  Featured Photographer ~ Zach Frailey Featured Photographer ~ Zach Frailey I have always been interested in photography, but until I graduated college with a degree in Communications Media did I take it seriously. I had taken the few photography classes offered in school and was inspired to purchase my first DSLR, a Nikon D40. Shortly… 
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Thank you for sharing the website of Zach Frailey, I was not familiar with Zach’s work so this is a welcome introduction. Some of his HDR work is spectacular.  Featured Photographer ~ Mario Poje Featured Photographer ~ Mario Poje My name is Mario (lastname Poje ) living and working in Zagreb, Croatia. My first language is not english, so bear with me. Married to a beautiful wife Snježana who may often be found on my photos. I come from a family of sportsmen but somehow I…  Featured Photographer ~ Pradeep Sanyal Featured Photographer ~ Pradeep Sanyal We travel to the continent of Asia for this week’s featured photographer. Enjoy his many galleries. Pradeep Sanyal is an India based photographer. Pradeep does all kinds of photography – wedding and social events, fashion and glamour, travel and nature, advertising, architecture, social documentaries and… 
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Lovely photos from India; loved his portraits and wedding work. [Reply] 
Pradeep, indeed is one of the finest photographers I’ve seen in India. He has a special talent to find unusual frames from the most mundane street life, and you would wonder, ‘wow why didn’t I see that’. His sense of timing makes his wildlife photographs so animated in still life. I specially, love the little tale or a story that emerges from his street life portraits. May the goddess of all Art forms always bless him. Kudos [Reply] 
Thanks for featuring me, much appreciate the gesture! [Reply] 
Indeed, beautiful photos! Pradeep, your works are so cool. [Reply] |
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had a shoot this morning and spent some time on the ground, well worth it! love the second shot, colors are more striking. Great job!
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This is one of the main reasons I chose the Canon G11 when was looking for a compact to supplement my DSLR gear.
The articulating screen allows (and encourages) me to experiment with different angles. Well worth the effort.
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It’s so easy to fire off the shot and not think about a different angle. Some of my favorite photos of my kids on the beach were taken with a G11 about an inch of the ground pointing up at them using a wide angle. They look like little giants with the strange perspective.
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I love getting down and finding different angles….the only problem that most women have is that when we are bending down we have to worry about our pants and making sure everything is still covered
Granted I don’t wear extremely low rise pants, but I still have to be careful…not really what I want to show people 
Hope you all got a little chuckle out of that
Kellie
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