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The strong contrast between the silhouetted shape and it’s setting, along with the light source combine to create something simple yet engaging.

Practical Tips

Play around with the subjects on offer and once you’ve captured your subject in a more natural situation, try using the medium to create something abstract and engaging.

Techniques

It’s important to remember that silhouettes are all about backlighting, using a light source that projects from behind the subject so that very little or none of the side of the subject that you are facing is lit.

With the help of these tips, we hope to make a scene filmed a little easier.

Pack the right gear

Wide-angle lens – A wide angle is a must with landscape photography, you often want to capture scenes as much as possible. If you are serious about landscape photography, thinking about upgrading your kit lens for the 14mm f2.8 wide angle prime specifically like it or 20mm.

Tripod – the time night falls, you will need a tripod for your nice camera and again. If the tripod is too big to carry around, why not try a tripod alternatives gorrillapod like that?

Press cable – A cable release or remote camera (or just use the timer) will always help if you do not shake the camera by pressing the trigger at the beginning of a long exposure shots.
Battery backup – When shooting long exposures on a cold night, you will find that having a fully charged battery backup is very useful.

Filter

Filters are an important part of landscape photography. Remember to put on glasses each lens, you can reduce image quality, so if possible try to buy the best filter you can afford rather than using filters cheap brand. I recommend shooting with Hoya, Cokin or Lee.

So what filter should you take?
Polarizing filters remove reflections from non-metallic surfaces. This gives a blue sky, the polarizer can also improve other colors in the photo.
Do not use too wide a lens with a polarizing filter (28mm max) because the images become uneven polarized.

It is almost impossible to create the effect of polarizing filters in Photoshop or other programs of post-production. I also recommend buying a set of neutral density filters. This block allows light and can help you get longer exposures. It also helps meet the blue sky sunny days.

Sunrise and sunset is the ideal clock for landscape photography. Sun also provides another point of interest in your photo. REMEMBER, do not look at the sun, even through your camera!
I advice to RAW because it allows you to play with the white balance afterwards.

With a shot different exposures, you just make sure that our pictures are perfect.
Take a look at Airlight: Edge of Darkness shooting, shooting a video tutorial with limited light.

Horizon

The upper end of me too keep your horizons straight.

Panoramic

Many new cameras also include the software to combine the panoramic images of the camera as well, which is always worth a try.

While many of you have heard the photographers of the golden hour – this short period immediately after sunrise and sunset where the light is amazing for photography – there is another time creates a surreal with natural light.

Instead of giving high contrast scenes bathed in golden tones, the hours you give this light blue covered through your fantastic scene – giving you the color saturation and depth of detail. The time just before sunrise or after sunset – also known as the dusk – off a tone blue / purple that is truly unique. Combine that with a strong composition, and you’ll be well on your way to create beautiful images blue hour.
Below is our collection of some of the best photos blue hour around the world.

Leaving the shutter open to capture the passage of time we can sometimes see the world from a different perspective. Examples beautiful exhibition of photography throughout our latest challenge showcase. Enjoy.

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Isn’t fun and exciting to take pictures? As for photo lovers it is their passion have a good collection of pictures. However, for professional photographers, which taking pictures is their profession, they are oblige to have a good photo shot in order for them to have more clients.

As for travelers who love to discover new places, photography is their perfect companion, because the photo itself provides them tangible memories of their trip, they can also show to their families and friends the exciting places they have been, the wonderful scenery, and the great people they have met.

Some say that photograph is considered as a message, because it conveys a statement, an impression, or an emotion. You as the author of your photograph you are expressing this message in a clear, brief, and effective way. But how will you do it to be able for your viewers understand your message? Like any ordinary message, first you need a subject. The subject is the center of attention and it is usually placed in the forefront of the shot. This can be a building, a natural panorama, or some abstract form. As a true message, if you have a subject you must be able to have a context to define or to discuss your subject. This can be your second element, the context, which is frequently the background. The context gives the subject relevance, presence, location, or other interest. With the help of these two main elements, which are subject and context, or the foreground and background, you can now tell to your viewers what exactly the message of your photo

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this time I will show you a photograph of a landscape are quite beautiful, I took this picture in the evening at around 5:30 pm when the sky is very beautiful.
the interesting part of this picture is a first mosque in Indonesia that looks like a pagoda, local people said this is the mosque of Chinese who converted to Islam in Palembang Indonesia.