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Sunset at Bailey Island

Sunset Photography Tips

The setting sun is one of the glories of the day and possibly the best memory of a vacation. But it takes some skill to produce photos that stand out from the crowd. First off, decide what you will include in your shot. Go to the site an hour ahead (you might want to look [...]

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Flash Photography

Night portrait at Baltimore Inner Harbor

Shooting portrait in dark (night) or low light condition

It is comparatively easier to take portrait shot in bright day light than in dark or low light condition. Taking portrait shot in dark or low light condition is challenging because you have to adjust two lights while taking picture; one is ambient light and the other one is flash light. In daylight shooting, you [...]

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Travel Around

Skyline Drive, VA

What I saw in Skyline Drive, Virginia

I have always wanted to capture the colors of autumn. I am fascinated by pictures of beautiful trees with combination of green, yellow and red leaves. Every fall is different for me and each new display of colors gives me energy to get out of my comfort zone and capture those natural moments. My schedule [...]

Photographs of Sunset

Trying different angle to shoot

Sometimes changing the angle you shoot makes your photograph look more interesting. As we all know, composition is the most important factor in photography, and we have to work on it hard to get a better and better result every time we take a shot. Sometimes we try to apply the Rule of Thirds (which [...]

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Camera Controls and Settings

D7000 Release Mode

Choosing a Release Mode on Nikon D7000

Release mode allows you to choose how you want to release shutter of your camera. D7000 lets you choose from Single frame, Continuous mode, Self-timer mode, Remote control mode, Quiet mode and vibration-damping Mirror Up mode. D7000 comes with release mode dial lock which prevents from changing modes accidentally. When you want to change release [...]

Multiple Exposure Menu

Trying Multiple Exposure is fun shooting

Multiple exposure lets you combine two or more exposures into one image without using any post processing software like Photoshop. This option is only available in P, S, A and M mode. Sometimes it’s fun to experiment with your camera settings. If you are planning for fun shooting, trying multiple exposure is one good option. [...]

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Question and Answer

Hyperfocal Distance Equation

What is Hyperfocal Distance and When to use it

This post is part of Q&A section. If you have any questions to ask, please let us know using Contact page. Rona (CA, USA) asked : I am very much interested in Landscape photography. Sometimes when I shoot Landscape, it doesn’t come out as sharp as I expect to be. I have heard about Hyperfocal [...]

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