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The advantage to this is that this site continues to add images. You probably will never have to
search for clipart again. This site will also explain how to handle all types of image transfers. Whether
it is your camera or different software. By the way it is also fun to just play with the site creating
any type of image.

This is a microsoft website that has over 150,000 free images and sounds that you can add to your documents, spreadsheets, or publisher creations.

Once at the site they make it very easy. To search through the extensive online free clip art library, all you need to do is go to the Clip Art page on Microsoft Office Online, and type your search into the box at the top of the screen! Does it get much easier? Seriously if you are a camera buff this will ease your pain and patience.

Good luck and keep cliparting

First, we wonder what kind of lighting patterns there are.

We go to our local camera store and discover a book that discusses Rembrandt light. Then another guru says that narrow light is the way to go. But for each narrow light application, there’s another time when broad light will do the trick. They talk about split light, backlight, hair light, fill, ambient.

They use terms like main light, key light, fill, diffused, hot, continuous, strobe and so on…

It’s no wonder so many people throw up their hands in frustration. Then they light every subject the same tired old way.

So then, we start to question – why bother?

What difference does it make?

We soon learn that wide faces can be visually narrowed, narrow faces can be visually widened, noses can be shortened, cheekbones can be raised. Not to mention – blemishes can be minimized, wrinkles softened and weight reduced.

Then it finally hits. Lighting is important. We start to realize that being a photographer entails more than buying the latest digital gadget and spending countless hours in Photoshop.

By now we are in information overload. Which way

Before buying a child binocular, it is also good practice to allow the kids to learn how to use them and, one may roll a couple of toilet paper rolls together and let them pretend that they are seeing through a pair of binoculars. In this way, the child will be able to get attuned to lifting binoculars to their eyes and pretend to look directly at an object, before handing them the real thing.

As with buying binoculars for adults, the child binocular should have adequate magnification though, a very high power is not necessary and it should show objects brightly and bring objects sufficiently close for the child to get pleasure from the viewing experience. Even the aperture need not be too great and, a 35mm aperture would suffice and there isn’t any need for larger apertures that compensate for loss of light as the child will not need to use it in such situations.

For children that use spectacles, the child should test the binocular before it is bought since, spectacles will increase the distance between their eyes and the lens and so, change the eye relief. The child should also get child

You can’t get a ‘staged’ photo

The first thing to remember is that Fido, Fluffy or Tweetie may not pose exactly like you want – unless you simply want them to sit and look at the camera. While posed shots have their place as records of important moments or events, it’ll take a little more work to create photo stories of your pet you’ll truly cherish. But the effort you put in will be well worth it.

Get down to their level

In one respect, pets are like kids. They’re all over the place, they fidget and rarely, if ever, keep still. So it helps to get down to their level. No, that doesn’t mean making funny faces or acting a bit foolish. What is does mean is getting down on the floor in order to take the best photograph. Basically, you wan to be eye-to-eye with your pet — whether he’s relaxing on the sofa or on top of the picnic table.

When you do you’ll have be able to share memories of your pet in some of their most natural poses!

‘Go below’

If it’s at all possible, try to

Why do I need an album from my photographer? I’ve got the digital files, I can make my own prints and put them in my own album.

True, but since professional-quality, custom-made album companies only sell to professional photographers, you will have to buy an off-the-shelf consumer album. That means you either buy the type of album with slip-in plastic sleeves or a scrapbook-type album where you glue photos to a page. Some companies can print simple hardcover photo books. There’s nothing wrong with that – these types of options can still be attractive. Just make sure you get albums made with acid-free archival materials so your photos don’t discolor or disintegrate over time. However, if you want a truly professionally made, gorgeous album with either flush-mounting or professionally mounted in custom mats, you really have no other choice, you’ve got to buy one from your professional wedding photographer.

Why are wedding albums so expensive?

You can buy a photo album at the local drugstore for $19.95 and slip in all your 4×6 proofs and bam, you’re done! So why is your wedding photographer charging you $2,500 for that album? There are a couple of

If you have ever seen any of the King Kong movies, there is usually a scene where a man steps into the huge footprint of Kong. It’s a great visual! Even before you see this gigantic gorilla your mind starts to comprehend how big he is. This is also a great example of positive and negative space. Positive space usually refers to the main subject, which is usually in the foreground, but not always. Negative space is usually NOT meant to be the main subject, and is usually in the background, but not always. As far as opposition is concerned, the hunter would be the positive space; the footprint would be the negative space.

Using opposition in your own photos can be almost as dramatic. Let’s take flowers for example; they can be as small as a dime, or as big as a basketball. If you shot a picture of a flower and a bee hovered over it looking almost twice it’s size, is that flower big or small? On the other hand; say you shot a picture of a huge sunflower and you had to look twice to notice there was a bee on it, is

When shooting nature, you must show her as much respect as you would a human subject. Just as you must show patients when taking a family portrait with six non-sitters (18 months or less), you often have to wait for the right moment or right lighting with nature. Sure you could bring in your own lighting (electronic flash), but unlike a studio you must anticipate and predict where your shadows will fall. Don’t get me wrong, a flash can be useful in nature shots; but often it becomes much more difficult to make nature shots look, well natural. One remedy for this problem is to always bring a tripod. Being the perfect model she is, Mother Nature can stand still much longer than you can hand hold any camera.

There is an unspoken rule in portrait photography, that the photographer should never physically touch his or her subject. Doing so, would be considered crossing the line of the photographer / model relationship. In dealing with nature; some photographers still follow this rule to the letter, some do not. I; being one of the ladder, believe there is nothing wrong with giving her respect, but I also try

Take for example a picture of a car. If it was shot in a studio, the background could
be entirely blank. That would make the car very important in the shot. If you shot
that same car in the middle of a parking lot while it was full of other cars, your car
becomes almost insignificant. (Unless there was something unique about it, like it
was red and all the other cars were blue.) Now take it one step further, imagine your
car on the racetrack with two or three other cars, but it was clearly in the lead. The
car is again important, but not all by it’s self. Now it becomes a key element in a
much bigger shot . . . the race.

I define dominant space as the environment that most compliments your subject.
Taking a picture of a young lady in a string bikini sitting on your couch just doesn’t
have the same impact as her coming out of the crashing waves with the sun reflecting
off her golden hair and water glistening off her big beautiful . . . well, you get the idea.
Dominant space means that there is no