Macro photography is the best way to capture minuscule details, allowing you to explore a tiny, hidden world that would otherwise go unnoticed. Taking macro images of flowers is a rewarding type of photography. Flowers are excellent subjects, and they naturally look great. Photographing them is a pure joy and often results in some exceptional images.
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Using a fisheye lens is a great way to create fun and unique images. They are useful for interiors, architectural shots, landscapes, and nature, and really just about any type of photograph. Although you may not use the fisheye lens as often as some others in your kit, it can still be a good addition.
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In central Canada, Manitoba offers plenty of natural beauty for photographers. The province features a varied landscape with lots of wildlife and open space. On this page you’ll find photos and descriptions of many of the best places to photograph in Manitoba.
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Nature and wildlife photographers Larry Kimball and Barbara Magnuson are a married couple based in Colorado. You may remember them from the showcase of their photos from Costa Rica that was featured on Loaded Landscapes. Barbara and Larry have also spent time photographing the amazing birds, animals, and landscape of Ecuador.
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When I first started in photography, I used an old film camera–autofocus wasn’t even an option. Then, like the rest of the world, I switched to a DSLR and it became much more common to use autofocus. At first, I was hesitant to give up manual focus even though, in many instances, autofocus could easily outperform my manual focusing abilities. (I’m a little stubborn, what can I say?)
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Flowers are an extremely popular, and much loved photography subject. Photographing flowers is fun –and even though it’s extremely popular, there are plenty of unique photo opportunities available. From close-up macros to the softly blurred “shoot-through effect,” there are plenty of dynamic and fascinating photos just waiting to be captured.
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On this page we’ll look at some of the best places to photograph in Ontario. You’ll find waterfalls, plenty of lakes, rock formations, picturesque bays, and rugged wilderness.
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While wide angle lenses are a staple of landscape photography, the wide angle fisheye lens can offer the same expansive views and perspectives, but with a unique twist. The distortion created by a fisheye lens can present a fun change of pace that you might enjoy. A fisheye is probably not a lens that you will use as often as some of your other lenses, but in the right situation it can be very useful.
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The beautiful ever-changing sky, the waves crashing on the shore, the reflections that can be found in the tide pools and shallows all combine to create some spectacular scenery –and an ideal chance to capture some breathtaking images.
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Quebec is a large province that has a great deal of natural beauty awaiting visitors and...
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