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Anyone new to photography is bound to be exposed to the concept of exposure, "exposure" and photography go hand in hand, canvas prints understanding exposure must be clear about the camera aperture, shutter, but the novice to see this provocative parameters often at a loss. It's not hard to figure out these concepts, but let's take each of these seemingly complex concepts one at a time, and enter into an interesting world of light.Aperture should be the first concept we should understand wh …

Foreground has almost become a benchmark of modern landscape photography, canvas prints a symbol. The word "foreground" is often heard in landscape photography. In photography, the definition of foreground is "the object as part of the environment. The one in front of the subject is called the foreground. In actual shooting, the foreground is like a lever that not only balances the picture, but also makes the perspective more obvious.Speaking of the foreground, we have to say that the chang …

Today this tutorial from color to composition, canvas prints teach you to complete a group of fresh still life photography works.Color compositionIn recent months, more and more photographers on web like to share their own color presets, of course, I am one of them. However, some people have also found out why the original author can get good results by using the same preset, canvas online but the effect is not so great or even counterproductive when using his own photos.In f …

I believe every child has ever wondered: "why is the sky blue? But why does the sky sometimes turn red at sunrise or sunset?" The key to all of this, in fact, canvas prints is the sun's rays, which bring all the colors (such as rainbows). When sunlight hits the atmosphere, dust in the air scatters sunlight. This scatters the shortest wavelengths of blue light, resulting in blue clear skies.At sunrise or sunset, because the sun is at a lower Angle, light travels farther across the sky. This …

Like any other profession or skill, canvas prints photography needs to be constantly improved, and as long as there is room for improvement, we should strive for even 1% improvement. Whether we regard ourselves as professional or amateur photographers, we should keep in mind the saying "learning never ends, climbing to new heights". However, we are often faced with the following dilemma: in the continuous shooting over the years, we often form an inherent shooting mode, and fall into o …