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To make a portrait a little more appealing, it’s a good idea to place the subject in an interesting setting. In this case, turkeyjerky214 put his model on a highly detailed Chesterfield sofa in a...
This shot by Gary A. Randall is all about the foreground. Sure, the background is beautiful in its own right with the interesting shapes and textures of the landscape and the saturated colors of the...
Though the beautifully blurry action of the waves in this shot by Rob might be the most obvious element in the photo, the rock formations in the background are certainly eye-catching as well....
In this photo by efossati, you see how important great light is to a landscape photo. In this case, the sidelighting highlights the beautiful hills in the foreground, adding wonderful contrast to...
What makes bridges such a great subject for a photo is their shape and details. In this shot by Ed, the subtle arch of the roadway and the swooping lines of the bridge’s support cables make for an...
Typically, bird photographers suggest that you frame the shot such that the bird is in front of a neutral or non-descript background. However, as you can see in this photo by Rita Connell, the...
This adorable photo by Lindsay Walden Photography highlights the proper way to accessorize a portrait. By adding props, you can add visual interest to the shot, but you want to be careful not to...
Entitled “Grand Canyon Glory,” this photo by Kyle is most definitely glorious. From the gorgeous lighting to the perfect composition to the stick-straight horizon, this photo is an excellent example...
This photo by Indyallen epitomizes what it means to stack an image with details. Not only is the pink flower a gorgeous addition to the shot, but so too are the tiny water droplets found throughout...
This landscape is certainly beautiful enough on its own, but slowing the shutter and blurring the movement of the water adds to the visual appeal of this image by ansharphoto. Notice how the rock...