If anyone wants to ask questions or wants a helping hand to learn more about their photography hobby, feel free to ask below. I feel I have a good grasp, have been working as a photographer for a few years - I'll be happy to try and help...Hoping I can learn some new things too!
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It would be nice to exchange ideas, I can work out the technical side, but it is what is considered as a good image, specially the way rules change depending on the subject.
For example wild animal. In real terms nearly all animals are in a zoo, but some zoos are bigger than others, so a national or internation park OK but safra park not allowed.
If I want a close up, I would use stacking, but seems not permitted with wild life.
Rules of thirds etc for general but what when an engineering picture?
For example wild animal. In real terms nearly all animals are in a zoo, but some zoos are bigger than others, so a national or internation park OK but safra park not allowed.
If I want a close up, I would use stacking, but seems not permitted with wild life.
Rules of thirds etc for general but what when an engineering picture?
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