Macro photography invariably involves close up. Usually they are small, intricate and thus require added attention to technique and details. As in all fields of photography, usage of the appropriate equipment is necessary to achieve the best results, this may includes a 1:1 macro lens which is designed for life-sized close-ups. You will also find other tools useful, like a tripod, ring-light and a...
Food photography is arguably one of the most challenging types of photography out there. Like painting, you start with a blank canvas and build. Layer upon layer, you build up the photo until you achieve the ideal balance of reality and form. This article focuses on basic food photography with natural light and basic 'everyday' setting.
Avoid going for the "helicopter" effect by cramping all the...
Sports photography refers to the genre of photography that includes all types of sports. Sports shooting can be one of the most challenging types of photography, even to the seasoned advanced shooter. The slightest mistake or a lapse of concentration can make or break a shot.
One of the biggest obstacles to entry to this field is equipment. You need the right gears for the right job. It is basically impossible to take good sports photos without an DSLR and...
Animal or wildlife photography is a genre of photography involving various forms of wildlife in their natural habitat. It is one of the more exciting but challenging forms of photography. Other than requiring competent technical skills, such as being able to expose correctly, wildlife photographers generally need good field craft skills and at least basic knowledge of the animals they are photographing. Foome animals are difficult to approach and thus a knowledge of the animal's behavior...
Welcome to "Taiwan Travelogue 2013 - Hualien, Keelung & Taipei ". In Part 2 of my Taiwan blog, we had a great dining experience at some famous Taichung eateries - Lai Lai Soya Bean Milk, Chun Sui Tang, and Ding Wang. The amazing Miyaharu (Gong Yang Yan Ke - a delightful local...
Taiwan Travelogue 2013 - Taichung attractions
In the previous Taiwan Travelogue (part 1/3) we explored Taiwan's Da Hu Strawberry Farms, Central Market, Sheng Xing Old Railway, the Gao Mei Wetland and Feng Jia Night Market. In this segment, I'll like to share with you Miyaharu, Sinshe, Rainbow Village, Formosa Aboriginal Culture Village, Wen Wu Temple and finally the ascent to the mountains of He Hehuan Shan in the Taroko National Park. We also had a great meal at Chun Sui...
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