PictureCorrect.com: Street Photography Tips with Any Camera

Street photography is very, very different from documentary, photojournalism, or even travel photography. We’ll look at it as soon as I tell you this quick story. Street Photography Amidst Kuala Lumpur’s shimmering skyscrapers, I planned to capture some corporate video and...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Long Exposure in the Woods

What are you more afraid of: fast cars or woods that look haunted? The following photograph by Scott Wilson is a smooth combination of speed, a ghostly touch, and creativity shot at Cypress Tree Tunnel in Northern California. The place in itself is quite amazing as the trees...

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PictureCorrect.com: How Aperture Works

If you observe your lens, you will notice that there is a small opening at the back made up of blades. This opening is called the aperture. The size of the aperture can be changed by changing the camera settings, which in turn changes the amount of light hitting the sensor....

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PictureCorrect.com: The Artist Behind the Viewfinder: Emotional Photography Insight

Photography. When you picture a photographer, it’s always the camera that you see first, unlike when you’re asked to picture an artist or a great chef. photo by Florian . Unfortunately, this is part and parcel of the game of photography, where most people think that a great...

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PictureCorrect.com: Interesting Photo of the Day: Mists of Myanmar

Looking ethereal and otherworldly–more like a painting than a photograph–today’s featured photo shows the magic of early morning light. Captured during a sunrise hot air balloon ride over the ancient city of Bagan, Myanmar, the photo shows the first rays of sunlight piercing...

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PictureCorrect.com: DIY Gobos for Moody Portraits

A gobo, in photography, can be anything that goes in between your subject and the light source. So, when you take a photo the model, instead of being evenly lit, has certain patterns of lights and shadows on him/her. Why would you want something in between the model and the...

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PictureCorrect.com: Still Life: Photography Activity

This is a study of an inanimate object, such as a vase of flowers or bowl of fruit. You’ll need: A source of light (a window is good) A subject. I suggest a nicely arranged bowl of fruit. Photo by Janice Cullivan; ISO 200, f/2.8, 1/1000-second exposure. Camera Setup Mode:...

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