photography tips – Appotography

If you have camera, any camera — if you are reading this site you probably do — you know how hard finding inspiration to take pictures can get. This is especially true if you are a little more dedicated to photo taking than the casual shooter. If you have a few bucks to spend and are looking for new ways to get your motivation going, you can give the iPhotography and Photography Assignment Generator a go. These apps are intended as databases of photo assignments, ranging from exploring photography genres as portraiture, landscape, and macro, to trying various camera settings and creative techniques. The apps are directed not only at iPhone shooters but also at anybody else with an interest in photography.

Noel Chenier, the author of this project, is a photographer with experience as an instructor and is currently giving online courses in photography via his website, learnphoto.ca.

Photography/iPhotography Assignment Generator
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It’s true, most travelers these days will go nowhere without a camera. Many of them choose their camera phone as their primary camera because it’s easier to bring with them at all times. One condition that travelers usually consider when picking their next destination, consciously or unconsciously, is that it promises to be a photogenically rewarding subject. A photo is evidence you have somehow “made yours” what you saw, thus a photo you take is a strong assessment of places you visit. If photography is such an important affair, better be sure it’s going to be worth it.

Here are some tips that can help you to take better photos during your next trip—they will work with most destinations, really. Note that this is not intended as a technical travel photography guide: it’s just common sense, something we all need when we travel, but we often forget, that is.
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