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Photo books I came across a site http://blurb.com , where you can create a photo book, soft and hard cover. You download software, lay it out using the… Started by Proc	1	May. 22, 2008 Reply by Garfield Hall
Stock photography news and moves April 16, 2008 Incredible Affiliate Program Launched by Crestock Stock Photos Crestock_microstock_photos Bodø, Norway, Apr. 15, 2008. The… Started by Fullframe	0	Apr. 27, 2008
Camera phone talk Camera phones are getting better and better everyday. Samsung makes some of the best high resolution camera phones but some of the other ph… Started by Fullframe	0	Apr. 25, 2008
Point and shoot digital cameras I currently love the Lumix series by Panasonic. It's a high resolution camera with a Carl Zeiss lens. Arguably the most bang for your buck. Started by Fullframe	0	Apr. 25, 2008

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Camera phone tips

Camera phone tips

Take plenty of pictures

Take advantage of the fact that you have your camera phone with you all the time. Take a lot of photos to make sure you get the shot. Remember, you can always delete the images you don’t want. Some camera phones allow you to use a memory card which makes the image capture capacity of modern mobile phones almost limitless, so shoot away!

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Created by Fullframe Apr 25, 2008 at 11:31pm. Last updated by Fullframe Apr. 26, 2008.

Natural light photography

Natural light

Contrary to popular belief, the middle of a sunny day isn't the best time to take a picture. Learn to identify different types of natural light and recognize their benefits in various situations.

Whatever the weather, weather the weather
Any kind of weather is suitable fo

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Created by Fullframe Apr 25, 2008 at 11:28pm. Last updated by Fullframe Apr. 26, 2008.

10 tips for better photography

10 Tips for better photography

1)Look your subject in the eye. Direct eye contact can be as engaging in a picture as it is in real life.

2) Use a plain background. A plain background shows off the subject you are photographing. When you look through the camera viewfinder, force yourself to study the area surrounding your subject. Make sure no poles grow from the head of your subject.

3) Use flash outdoors. Bright sun can crea

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Created by Fullframe Apr 25, 2008 at 11:23pm. Last updated by Fullframe Apr. 26, 2008.