kriegsketten
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Mai Suan lah.
Don't forget Rule of the Third.
Very important.![]()
No Golden egg? :cry:
Mai Suan lah.
Don't forget Rule of the Third.
Very important.![]()
is just my Golden Rule.........
"If Your Pictures Arent Good Enough, Youre Not Close Enough! "
Robert Capa once said,
If your pictures arent good enough, youre not close enough.
Capa wasnt advocating the use of longer lenses; he was telling us to physically get closer to become more involved and intimate with our subjects. In fact, a wide-angle lens is often a better choice than a telephoto lens when you want to zoom in on your subject.
tungtong2010:think:
Be originalIs there a Golden Rule of Photography?
Be original![]()
K.I.S.S.
:kiss:
Then change it in an original way :bsmilie: :bsmilie: :bsmilie:COMPLETELY original?? Impossible... it is a lot EASIER to change hobby! :bsmilie:
the golden rule is not a rule:
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The rule is to spray the XMM with gold paint? :bsmilie:
the golden rule is not a rule:
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The rule is to spray the XMM with gold paint? :bsmilie:
shower xmm with gold
the golden rule is
:nono: Never never touch the model / xmm ......
what happens if you do?
:bsmilie::bsmilie:
If U Do touch the model / xmm ......
:think: U are not photographer/artist lo.........:thumbsd:
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is just my Golden Rule.........
"If Your Pictures Arent Good Enough, Youre Not Close Enough! "
Robert Capa once said,
If your pictures arent good enough, youre not close enough.
Capa wasnt advocating the use of longer lenses; he was telling us to physically get closer to become more involved and intimate with our subjects. In fact, a wide-angle lens is often a better choice than a telephoto lens when you want to zoom in on your subject.
tungtong2010:think:
... is just a good example how things taken out of context can be dangerousIt's probably good advice for a *lot* of photography, but certainly isn't good advice for *all* photography.
... is just a good example how things taken out of context can be dangerousIt's probably good advice for a *lot* of photography, but certainly isn't good advice for *all* photography.