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Winter brings the most difficult elements of our climate, with many people keep their camera bags “in early spring. But when you put your camera away, you forget the natural beauty that makes this magical season.

Here are some tips to make your trip more enjoyable.

1. Wear appropriate clothing: It is very important to use warm when hunting in the winter imagery. The winter season brings heavy elements, so if you plan to spend a few days and be ready always good.

2. Watch the weather: It is very important to know what the weather. You do not want a few hours away and then heard a weather report that tells you the weather is wet for the next few days. During the winter months, weather can change dramatically within hours.

It is always advisable to have someone where you are going and what direction it goes. If you ever hurt or in a storm, someone can help you capture.

3. Take only what you need: Take only the essentials. You do not need your camera bag with every piece of equipment to load. If you plan to be out hunting every day is much better as easy as possible. Knowing and lighter loads will also help conserve energy. Could serve as full of ice and rock climbing through the hills of snow, a warm bottle was much better than a third bedroom.

4. Find detailed snow, ice and frost to align the structure and atmosphere in most subjects. An early frost in the morning is an ideal time to close. A cold morning also brings the trends in the landscape.

Be careful where you put your camera to try to shoot in the morning, forming an angle with the sun – the images are sharp shadows. This has also contributed to the landscapes of his mood. Once you’ve found the perfect place to take a particular interest in the foreground, because it is more depth to the image.

5. Snow care room, and ice are extremely difficult to expose correctly. Snow usually confuses your measurement system camera or exposure meter. If you take a reading light snow will get an underexposed image. The meter registers the gray snow.

It is now time to start planning their brackets. If the media photos to compensate for 1-2 stops of light against the light. With a card of 18% gray, which is described in a previous article, you must also be a perfect reading light.

I bought a new camera? And very happy to start taking pictures with your new gadget?

But oh, why not the image as well as I wanted! Fret no more, so stay tuned for four new tricks to make photos more interesting and memorable.

Tip # 1 – Try different camera exposure settings
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By exploring the exposure settings of the camera images in 0.5 to 2 stops with a bright rosy underexposed and scenes that appear more clearly with some overexposure. Only by regulating function of the exposure, you can

Images, the different moods of the people who read it can do. That is why the quote “A picture is worth a thousand words” is very true! To start, try brackets (for example, under the same photos with different exposure levels) and select your preferred choice of them.

Tip # 2 – Make some photos creatively blur
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By introducing a well-planned blur in the photos, you can bring through some important features, while the rest as a good addition and offers a nice touch in general. This can be done in two basic ways.

The first is to blur the depth of field. focus by varying the aperture from 0.4 to 1.4 a nice background blur for the foreground sharp object.

The second type is the motion blur. Manufactured by posting a photo exhibition with shutter priority, and keep it interesting simply strips the subject moves in front of the camera capture.

Tip # 3 – Creating something from nothing!
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What does this mean? This exercise invites you to take a step back and think about how to take pictures with beautiful objects of everyday life.

One approach is to be shot in the vicinity of the city to points, how to create lines, space and transport modes. This can be seen from roads, bridges, trees, fences area, etc., start, more opportunities and room for creativity.

Tip 4 – Take only pictures!
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Try to avoid, pictures of people and places in the world had before, it is fresh and emotion is also down. Try out new photos extreme (such as photos under water), or it could be as simple as shooting through thick glasses additional 3D feel, or reflections from objects in water or other reflective objects draw.

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