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This Picture was a point and shoot from my IPhone.

This Picture was a point and shoot from my IPhone.

This Picture was a point and shoot from my IPhone.

This Picture was a point and shoot from my IPhone.

This Picture was a point and shoot from my IPhone.

This Picture was a point and shoot from my IPhone.

This Picture was a point and shoot from my IPhone.

ISO: 200

10 MM

F/5.6

1/200 Sec

ISO: 200

81.8 MM

F/5.6

1/500 Sec

ISO: 160

100 MM

F/5.6

1/640 Sec

ISO: 160

100 MM

F/5.6

1/800 Sec

ISO: 160

17.1 MM

F/5.0

1/800 Sec

ISO: 160

50 MM

F/5.6

1/1600 Sec

ISO: 1600

10 MM

F/5.0

1/1250 Sec

ISO: 160

64.1 MM

F/5.6

1/400Sec

ISO: 160

17.1 MM

F/4.5

1/320 Sec

ISO: 200

81.8 MM

F/5.6

1/500 Sec

ISO: 160200

100 MM

F/5.6

1/200 Sec

ISO: 160

37 MM

F/6.3

1/5000 Sec

ISO: 160

24.2 MM

F/7.1

1/1600 Sec

ISO: 160

21.6 MM

F/15.0

1/640 Sec

ISO: 160

100 MM

F/5.6

1/1250 Sec

ISO: 160

19.2 MM

F/5.6

1/2000 Sec

ISO: 160

77.8 MM

F/5.6

1/640 Sec

ISO: 560

40.6 MM

F/5.6

1/60 Sec

ISO: 200

40.6 MM

F/15.6

1/125 Sec

ISO: 160

13.6 MM

F/4.5

1/500 Sec

ISO: 200

18.8 MM

F/4.8

1/250 Sec

ISO: 200

40.6 MM

F/5.6

1/200 Sec

ISO: 160

10 MM

F/4.0

1/250 Sec

Shooting in the Summertime

Since summer is right around the corner I decided to research some tips for taking the best pictures in the summer! Below you will find three tips.

1. Tell the story of summer: Photography is a form of communication. You want your images to tell the story of summer and how it makes you feel. Think about what summer means to you, and strive to capture that in your images.
2. Use color effectively: Using warm tones in your images or a splash of vibrant red, orange, or yellow, lends an impression of heat to your photograph. In contrast, you can also make use of cool colors to create a feeling of refreshment.
3. Avoid harsh light: If you are photographing people in the middle of the day, the bright light can create dark shadows on their faces or cause them to squint if they are looking into the sun. To avoid this, try to move people into the shade to photograph them.

http://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/tips-for-better-summer-photography/

Spring Sunset

Today... finally feels like spring! So, it only seems fitting that my picture of the day today on my computer was the one of the sunset. It screams Spring to me... and I am so happy that it is finally here!