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When taking pictures, watch the foreground. If you can place trees, branches or some other object in the front of the picture, it "frames" the photo. Also taking pictures before/after a storm gives you cloud formations, lightning effects, and taking pictures at the level of a kid (get on the floor!) is better than from up high.
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By peyton family (Guest Post)
11/19/2008
The pics off the bridge looks like a bridge in New Hampshire by Campton. I was there a couple months ago.
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02/06/2005
Lovely photos and nice instructions for those of us who are amateur photographers. Thanks,
Susan from ThriftyFun
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