Haymanot Alemu

How to take better outdoor photographs?

Source 1: This source explain by photographer Mike Matson shares his top Ten Tips:
https://www.wta.org/get-involved/events/photo-contest/how-to-take-better-outdoor-photo
1. Carry a tripod. The easiest way to improve your photographs is to use a tripod. You’ll get clearer photos, and…[Read more]

President Teddy Roosevelt devotion to conserving our natural and cultural history helped established a precedent at an important time in our nation’s history.

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Haymanot

How to take better outdoor photographs?

I chosse # 2, #36 and # 18 for my favorite photos because of the faming and it is symbolism photos also I like the camera angel the way they took it.

1, The clouds photographs makes dramatic images.
2, Wind photographs makes the photos artistic
3, Rainy day makes photographs colorful and special effects
4, Snow photography add emotional to the pictures, adds texture and less vibrate
5, Foggy photography makes dramatic photos and adds impact to the pictures.

1, It’s not the golden hour its golden two hours. There’s a golden hour during the sunrise and another at sunset.
2, you have to be on time or earlier to catch the perfect photograph
3, Approximately 20 minutes before the sun rises and 20 minutes after the sunsets.
4, I learned that the shy opposite the sun takes on a pastel pink color that…[Read more]

1, rule of thirds-place posts of interest on intersections and position important element along the line
2, Leading line- use natural line to lead the eye into the picture
3, Diagonals-Diagonals line create great movement
4, Framing-use natural frames like window and door
5, Figure to ground-find a contrast between subject and background
6,…[Read more]