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Crafty Topics
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Great Art Photography Websites
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Original fine art photography by artist Natalie Richards. Find a photographic print that speaks to you, and work with the artist to customize your order to suit your needs - from photo notecards to high-quality prints and posters. Framing and matting is also available.
http://organicstills.etsy.com
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Art Photography Crafty Tip
If you take digital photographs, don't delete pictures based on what you see on the camera LCD. Sometimes a photograph that looks bad on the small screen can be a beautiful surprise once you get home and can view it on your computer screen instead.
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Offering a variety of photography and design services including location portraits for families, children, models and pets commercial photography fine art photography and digital painting.
http://www.jmphotocreations.com
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Art Photography Crafty Tip
Every good photograph needs a strong subject. Use these tips to improve your photo taking skills: When you think you are close enough, Get Closer! Your subject should fill the frame. Use contrast such as strong highlights and shadows or complimentary colors to make your subject stand out. Above all, always have meaning behind your photographs. This will create a connection to the viewer.
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Nature inspired fine art photographs created with soft, organic textures and layers. Available in many different sizes and printed on a special metallic paper which gives every photograph a unique three-dimensional quality.
http://www.vaeda.etsy.com
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Art Photography Crafty Tip
Using light creatively is one of the best ways to improve a composition. Constantly change the way you are using light in order to create interesting photographs. Try a different angle and move around the subject until the light hits the subject in the best possible way. Try to challenge yourself with every shoot.
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Fine Art Photography, framed art, prints, note cards by Richard Nickson; featuring wildlife and world of nature from the Florida coast near Hobe Sound.
http://www.richardnickson.com
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Art Photography Crafty Tip
When shooting photographs, take advantage of the lighting conditions at the beginning of the day and at the end of the day. The sun has a warm quality of light before sunset and just after sunrise.
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Fine Art Photography, Landscapes, Lighthouses. Framed Matted High Quality Prints. Photographer Dapixara, known for his excellence in commercial photography offers his art photography of the Cape Cod area.
http://www.capecodphotographyart.com/
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Art Photography Crafty Tip
To make Best landscape pictures use wide angle or 50mm lenses.
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My Rapture is a collection of photographs that represent many aspects of life including nature,love, freedom & repression, sensuality, the joy & the beauty of the human form. You will see classic shots & contemporary images, jewels, a homeless persons habitat, architecture & landscape, macro images, black & white & digitally manipulated images, words spiritual encouragement, information on easy meditation & a guest book. My Rapture's aims to share love & light with those ready to receive
http://www.myrapture.co.uk
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Art Photography Crafty Tip
Don't be afraid to get in close and clip the tip of peoples heads out of the frame. Very often it helps the image, giving it a more dramatic approach. If your camera doesn't have a zoom facility then move closer physically.
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We are an Etsy Super Team selling lots of pictures to buyers and collectors. All of us are passionate about photography and we make a huge range of wonderful images. Please use the link to go to our Team Page and from there you will find fast links to the members shops or directly to a search that brings up all our pictures in descending date order. We can promise you that you won't be disappointed with the images or the very reasonable prices.
http://www.eipteam.org/index.html
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Art Photography Crafty Tip
This is one for your imagination, close your eyes and imagine an oblong box, split the box with 2 equal distance horizontal lines, and then split it with 2 equal distance vertical lines. Next time you look in the viewfinder put points of interest on the lines, where they cross put very strong points of interest. You've learned the first rule of photo/painting/drawing composition, easy isn't it :-)
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I use photography as a medium for expressing my personal vision of the world, and giving light to the visions of my dreams. By giving myself freedom from accurate representation, the camera can record what the conscious mind refuses to see. It is a window into another world where reality becomes mystical; and the possibilities for celebrating light, form, and texture are endless. It is my hope that viewers will have a strong emotional connection with these images.
Editor's Note: This artist uses hand-painted acrylic and watercolor backgrounds with her photography to create truly unique pieces of artwork.
http://uncommondepth.etsy.com
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Art Photography Crafty Tip
Learn all the technical rules of your chosen craft, but then experiment and break all the rules. True creativity comes from going off the beaten path. Sometimes you need to set time and materials aside just to play without any expectations of producing anything usable. That's a great thing to do if you find yourself in a rut.
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VERDE Gallery: Eyes on the World is a my photogallery. Enjoy a visit to my country through my pictures of Belarusian nature, greenways and homes. My site celebrates the beauty of my country and the art of photography. Take a stroll through Belarusian villages and cities, be inspired by our classical architecture and enjoy the beauty of our countryside. Be sure to contact me if you are interested in using my pictures for your publications or if you would like an art print of my work.
Editor's note: I cropped this picture rather than resized it to not ruin the beauty of the image.
http://www.unavitaverde.net/
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Art Photography Crafty Tip
My cousin has infected me with the hobby of photography. He encouraged me to buy a camera. Since then, I love to travel around forests, villages, and small cities exploring their culture and architecture. I wished to see a lot things!!!!. I have to say that many of my early shots were simply bad. I wish to advise that you must never delete your pictures from your camera that you think might not be good. They might truly look wonderful on the monitor of your computer or after being printed on photographic paper. If you wish to accent the ordinariness of an object, you should not overuse PhotoShop or your picture will take no longer look like a natural image. If you have a semiprofessional camera, it is best to support your camera when taking your pictures because it will help to take pictures that are crisp and clear.
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