I found this section in this website that gives great tips on taking photos. Thought you may like to check it all out.
Here's a sample:
PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS:
Blur the Motion
One approach to motion photography is to use a slow shutter speed (try 1/15 second or less) and a tripod. This technique allows you to create a colorful blur of a subject in motion, like a kayaker moving through waves or a mountain biker pedaling through lush forest.
Slow shutter speed is also useful in landscape photography when you want to capture the blur of a stream, waterfall, or other moving water.
Professional photographers know that the best time to take pictures is in the hours just before and after sunrise and sunset. Why? The light is at its most dramatic. It lacks the harsh contrasts of midday sun. Low light can be used to evoke a special mood and feel.
Think about how you would normally photograph a scene. Then shoot it in an entirely different way.
Come up with surprises. Once you start doing that, you open your mind up to new possibilities. You’ll come back with more interesting and creative photos.
I've been 'sans camera' for a while and I'm finding a dearth of photos for events over the last year. Somehow most family members forget to forward the ones they took.
One reason I like my Sanyo Xacti CG6 is I never have to leave home without it.. fits right in a pants or shirt pocket and shoots up to 6mp, 10mp interpolated.
You can't take pictures if you don't carry a camera!
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Originally Posted by keith
Thanks for the tips...
Here's mine: TAKE PICTURES!
I've been 'sans camera' for a while and I'm finding a dearth of photos for events over the last year. Somehow most family members forget to forward the ones they took.
Learn how to arrange your subjects, what clothes to wear, and what not to do when you want to take unique family photos that you will want to frame and display in your home.
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