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![]() Award winning writer / photographer Tedric Garrison has 30 years experience in photography. As a Graphic Art Major, he has a unique perspective on the Elements of Design and how those elements relate to all aspects of photography. His photo eBook (Your Creative Edge) proves that creativity CAN be taught. Tedric shares his wealth of knowledge with the world, at: Better Photo Tips.com
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![]() Better Photo Tips - Making Vs. TakingWith today’s technology anyone can take a pretty good picture, but what happens if you want more? Making a photograph and taking a picture are two different mindsets. One is creative; one is just going through the motions. Which one are you? ![]() Better Photo Tips - Photographic StandardIf you don’t know where you’re at, its hard to know where you’re going. Having a photographic standard is like having a road map. It is possible to get from here to there without one . . . but it’s a whole lot easier with one. ![]() Better Photo Tips - a Picture ThinkerLearning to think creatively in photography has more to do with how we think than what we think. Becoming a picture thinker, releases you from your own limitations. As a man thinketh, so is he. Think as a Master Photographer, and then become one. ![]() Better Photo Tips - Size Does MatterAt one time or another, most of us have seen a close-up of something that was made to make us think it was actually something else. Why did we not recognize the item for what it truly was? Simply put, you had nothing to compare it to. You had no point of reference. ![]() Better Photo Tips - Writing a Photo ArticleWeb pages and articles have several things in common, the most obvious being that both do better when “Key Words” are included. This article covers the importance of Key Words in both the title and body of any article you are writing. ![]() Better Photo Tips - Photo Filters and MoreWhen it comes to taking your work to the next level, sometimes you need an edge. Often little things make the biggest difference. Like the frosting on the cake; this article covers little things that can dramatically improve your photography. ![]() Better Photo Tips - New Photo InsightsWe all have things we like to photograph the best. To stretch your imagination and creativity sometimes you NEED to shoot different things. Just because you shoot different things, doesn’t mean you have to shoot things different. ![]() The Power of Opposition - Make Them Feel What You FeltFlowers can be as small as a dime, or as big as a basketball. If you shoot a picture of a flower with a bee that looked almost twice the size of the flower, is that flower big or small? If you shoot a picture of a huge sunflower and had to look twice to notice there was a bee, would that flower be big or small? Without a point of reference, all you have is a pretty flower. ![]() Film Verses Digital – What’s the Difference Anyway?What makes a digital camera different than a traditional film camera? More importantly, what things are still the same? Understanding the differences and similarities in how you capture your award winning photo will give you a creative edge over those who do not. ![]() Dpi and Why - Resolution Does MatterWhen I first got a photo CD from my Photo Lab I thought the images were huge and I didn’t understand why. Keep in mind 72dpi is exactly 25% of 300dpi. If you want your 300dpi photos to look as sharp as your 72dpi photos, the print has to be 75% smaller.
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