As you look at the title, you are probably wondering what in the world am I talking about. Let’s get into it. When you take a scenery photo, there is something called “detail overload” in which a photographer will think that they need more “stuff” in the photo to give it dimension, when in reality,Continue reading “Avoid overloading detail in your photos!”
Tag Archives: landscape
Learning about negative space or minimalism in your photos:
There seems to be a new trend in photography often called minimalism, or negative space. It happens when there is a lot of background and very little subject. It reminds me of putting a photo in a frame that has a huge matte around the photo. It is very appealing and I think a lotContinue reading “Learning about negative space or minimalism in your photos:”
Understanding the MM in your lenses, and what you might need:
When you first own your new dslr camera, most people buy it in a kit form, where it comes with one lens, strap, bag, camera, etc. And at first, most people don’t really understand all the numbers on their lenses. Today, I wanted to talk about 1 of the numbers on your lens, so thatContinue reading “Understanding the MM in your lenses, and what you might need:”