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People & Pets

Most of us first pick up a camera in
order to capture magic moments in
the lives of family and friends. Then,
before too long, we're looking for
photos beyond mere snapshots.
Take that next step here with the tips
and techniques that point the way to
memorable images of favored subjects.


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    Careful planning or just being lucky—both can work in your favor.
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  3. Bill Landau's Tips for Taking Great Pictures of Pets
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    Whether shooting the Amish of Pennsylvania or the landscapes of Maine or Italy, Bill Coleman looks for images that convey "a lifestyle more befitting the way we were born and built to be."
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    See how photographer Nancy Brown turned a 20-year modeling career in front of the camera to a successful career behind the lens.
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Speedlight Tutorial: Bounce Technique


Speedlight Tutorial: Bounce Technique
David Tejada uses Speedlights wirelessly for pleasing portrait illumination
Try this photography technique 

Tiny Dancers: Expect the Unexpected


Tiny Dancers: Expect the Unexpected
Robert Rathe's self assignment becomes a learning experience
Read this Nikon World article 

Picture Controls Step-by-Step


Picture Controls Step-by-Step
Utilize Picture Controls in-camera or during post-processing to change the look of your images
Try this photography technique