Digital Photography Tips and Techniques

The Land of Ghosts by peter bowers

Yes, there are tips and tricks for photography. However being there at the right time is the best one of them. Enjoy this fantastic photo!

Diamond Lake Sunrise by peter bowers

Wonderful landscape photo with great colors and composition. Note the use of the rule of the thirds for composition.

This (spiral.gallery.sytes.org) is an amazing gallery full of nature and structures in spiral shapes.

Queenscliff Pier by Luka Skracic

This is a very striking black and white photo. It has all the elements of good landscape photography: good composition (rule of the third), wonderful angle and perspective, magical light, and great depth. The arrangement of the elements in the photo lead viewer’s eyes naturally from the railings to the structure at the end of the pier, the sea, and the dramatic cloud. No sign of human presence here, which enhances the feel of the image. Simply amazing!

Matterhorn above riffelsee by Ron Layters

Welcome to DPTnT - Digital photography tips and tricks. I wish you a great Monday.

Angles by tanakawho

Well composed photo, as demonstrated in the example here, involves careful selection of the shooting angle and perspective. Typically this means the selection of the camera location relative to the subject, the field of view (or focal length) of the lens, and the actual shooting angle.

View large to admire the elegant lines, metallic texture, and the reflections.

Hello Folks! by Cesar R.

Frogs are cute, may be clever too.

That’s all, for photo-of-the-day. Have a nice day!

HN_school7_boylookingupflickr by monkeyking

When I saw the photo I felt very sad. I looked through my photos and I did not see anything as compelling. I couldn’t help thinking, what is the purpose of photography? Perhaps, the words by Eli Siegel helped me a little bit:

“The purpose of photography, as of all art, is to use a specific object to see the meaning of the world with. The world is repellent and sad, and it is also attractive…“