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i365project.com - A landscape utilizing silhouette technique and a couple of tips. Be inspired!

Landscape Silhouettes | TakeBetterPhotosNow.com I have photographed this building before, but tonight I it drew my attention due to the lovely silhouettes the setting sun was creating. There's a lot going

i365project.com - See things in a different way to inspire and stir up your visual muscles. Be inspired!

i365project.com - Sunrise photos and tips. Be inspired!

Sunrise Photos | TakeBetterPhotosNow.com Great way to start any morning is to look up and see a beautiful and colorful sunrise. Here's a few things to keep in mind. 1. Highlight the sky.

i365project.com - Seeing and finding natural light for portraits. Be inspired!

More Natural Light Portraits | TakeBetterPhotosNow.com I really enjoy natural light portraits. There's such enjoyment in finding interesting light and then placing a subject in that light to make beautiful

i365project.com - Making images in sensitive and awkward situations. http://tinyurl.com/7ggj8dl

Memorial Photos | TakeBetterPhotosNow.com Sadly, Orange County has been in the national limelight due to the serial killer of homeless people. Fortunately, law enforcement officials are pretty sure

i365project.com - My photographic bucket list gets an item scratched off! Be inspired!

Bucket List | TakeBetterPhotosNow.com The past couple of days I've had a mission. Help my daughter buy a car. She has been very specific about her wants, it's been a bit stressful. Well, today

i365project.com - Natural light portraits, easily translates to photos of your children. Read this post for this easy tip. Be inspired!

Natural Light Portrait | TakeBetterPhotosNow.com I love the beginning of semesters. There is such promise and hopes of new ideas and images to be created. Today's post deals with natural light

i365project.com - Be aware of your surroundings, regardless of the circumstances for potentially beautiful images. Be inspired!

Conceptual Images | TakeBetterPhotosNow.com This beautiful image was made with an iPhone 3Gs which currently sports a 3 megapixel camera. I haven't upgraded yet, but it's images like this that make my

i365project.com - Everyone has a camera these days, we photograph everything. Moms are constantly asking me for tips to be better photographers. Mommie Pics is the answer! Helping Moms to take better photos with tips and secrets that I've learned through my years of experience. Be inspired!

Children’s Photography | TakeBetterPhotosNow.com I'm releasing a product that I've been working on for some time now. It's called Mommie Pics and it helps people, especially moms, to become better

It's here! Mommie Pics. The ebook that helps Moms become better photographers. Click to purchase and start learning the tips and secrets to seeing like a pro!

Mommie Pics Helping Moms take better photos of their children!

i365project.com - Finding your photographic style. Be inspired!

Negative Space | TakeBetterPhotosNow.com In the past, I wondered what my style of photography would be. I've looked and studied the work of most of the masters and some who aren't masters yet. Last

Here's the tip that I promised for helping me out and hitting the Like button. Thanks for your help and look for the announcement next week about Mommie Pics the ebook to help moms take better photos of their children!!!
Composition Tip #1
In the past, the Rule of Thirds has dominated photography classes!
I've started teaching a new way to think about composition. It's called The Grid!
The Tic-Tac-Toe grid is an easier way to think about composition. Just imagine the grid on top of every image you start to take when you look through your viewfinder or look at your LCD, then place your most important subject in one of the areas where the 4 lines intersect. These 4 areas are where your viewers will be lead to look. The center is visually boring/unexciting for the majority of compositions. Of course, there are exceptions, but that's another lesson. Today, we focus on placing subjects in the 4 areas of convergence/intersection.
See how the subjects' eye is near the intersection of the upper right area?
This makes for a much more visually pleasing image, than if it were dead center.
Utilize this tip and you will start to make stronger, more interesting compositions and therefore better photographs. Enjoy and be inspired! Thanks for everyone's help.