Tag Archives: landscape  5 Opposite Steps to Better Photographs Photography How To ~ 5 Opposite Steps to Create Better, More Inspiring Photographs Average is middle of the road, basically what everyone is doing. So it stands to reason if we do the opposite of the norm, we should see different and unusual results. After all, it’s almost always…  Announcing Photography Adventures with Kent Weakley Announcing Photography Adventures with Kent Weakley Well it is now official. I’m taking my photography education on the road and you’re invited. Travel and photography are as much a part of me as air and water. For the first time, I’m opening up this part of me to you…. 
Wow! I would LOVE to do this! My husband and I spent the past few years living in Vermont (at a ski area), but as we are avid divers, we tended to get out of the state in the summer and fall to dive in Maine. Just as I got my 7D last summer, Irene hit and pretty much wiped out our foliage season, so I haven’t had a chance to shoot in the fall yet! [Reply] 
Join us, it will be memorable, to say the least [Reply] 
I’m IN! I don’t want to wish the year away, but I can’t wait!!! [Reply] 
Ola I’m from Brazil. Working as a nurse and have photography as a hobby. My focus is plane spotting and I have a blog with some pictures and videos (http://poaspotter.blogspot.com/). I visited your blog and found it amazing. I took the liberty of putting a link on my blog indicating your blog. Thank you for your attention and congratulations for your incredible photos. [Reply] 
Wow, ok seriously! Your clouds are picture perfect. I have been gazing at the clouds around my house lately in awe and caught incredible photos from Maine on our vacation last week. There is something about clouds that draws me in. Love that you are participating in WW’s around the blogosphere! [Reply]
Thanks so much Jenny. Yes, clouds, trees lighthouses…well many things inspire me. Thanks for your kind words. BTW um? what’s a WW? lol [Reply] 
Hmmmm somehow my WW photographs are not quite so stunning! I’m learning though; that’s why I’m trying to frequent here more and more – I’ve got so much to learn! Beautiful, just beautiful. [Reply] 
this is fantastic. the colors, the clarity, the perspective… you’ve got such an incredible eye for composition! [Reply] |
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by Kent Weakley
I do something that’s opposite of the crowd: I pay attention to the everyday, common things that most people don’t notice or think are pretty. Then I look at them from a different angle.
Beauty is everywhere!
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This is so easy to understand. Thanks for making this so visual. Stunning photos too
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Now I just need an awesome camera with fast shutter speed and awesome lens’ to get busy taking pictures!
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Stunning. Few moments as beautiful as those found in the first rays of sunrise.
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I love the way you make it seem so simple
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ditto to Barbara Chandler’s comment. ;o) Great post!
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You’ve covered all points to take better photos! To do all this, first of all we need to learn how to look and see the beauty and coolness around us.
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You always have such great tips and tricks! Thank you!
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Hi
This is a great article and an inspiration to try new things. With this shot, I used a 10mm lens, 3 shot HDR at night from a low angle to capture the symmetry of these wonderful arches in the Barberini Museum in Rome.
Cheers, Erik
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I enjoyed the article. Interesting suggestions. Great examples. Thanks
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Hey,
Pretty cool list. I like the wide angle portrait and close in landscape. It’s a point people often forget.
Cheers, tushit
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I love your blog! Thank you for the great tips. I am someone who spends so much time trying to improve their photography but the catch is that many magazines and websites are for people who are already professionals. I find your suggestions easy to understand, which in turn makes them actually helpful.
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