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How do YOU take a photo?
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<blockquote data-quote="grandpaw" data-source="post: 458758" data-attributes="member: 8635"><p>When I see something I am interested in photographing I generally start by composing the scene and choosing the angle and checking out the background. A lot of times moving just a few steps to the right or left will make a huge difference. After I get that I choose the lens and depth of field needed to get the look I want. I have a tendency to use shallower depth of field for most wildlife shots. Shutter speed and ISO are generally last on my list except if stopping some action is needed and in that case the shutter speed and ISO will get bumped up the priority list. I also like shooting a subject from different angles to change the look of the image I am shooting. I would like to add that getting a subject in sharp focus is a high priority for me in getting a good image.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="grandpaw, post: 458758, member: 8635"] When I see something I am interested in photographing I generally start by composing the scene and choosing the angle and checking out the background. A lot of times moving just a few steps to the right or left will make a huge difference. After I get that I choose the lens and depth of field needed to get the look I want. I have a tendency to use shallower depth of field for most wildlife shots. Shutter speed and ISO are generally last on my list except if stopping some action is needed and in that case the shutter speed and ISO will get bumped up the priority list. I also like shooting a subject from different angles to change the look of the image I am shooting. I would like to add that getting a subject in sharp focus is a high priority for me in getting a good image. [/QUOTE]
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