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I have seen so many photos that tell a storie whether it's a simple image with lots of detail and the way the composition is displayed. Its what makes a photo an awesome experience.
How do you learn it? I have taken many in my own experience great shots yet many lack that awesome ness composition
 
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Being creative is the key, that's my opinion. But personally I like simple picture with dark sides. I'm focusing more on the subject, unless this is a landscape shoot.
 

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That's depends what you expect from a picture, what's your subject, what's in your mind and idea. I always try to use small objects in front of my lens, to make my picture more interesting
 
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I love this photo of the . The duck is moving and about 2m from me nothing is really close as i also want to keep the details
 

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Accumulator said:
I love this photo of the . The duck is moving and about 2m from me nothing is really close as i also want to keep the details
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I think is a bit to dark. My style is more color on picture. I need to show some of them
 

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It is a bit dark yes as i was experimental to get good details and not really knowing what i was doing. It was my first time with my dslr at taking photos
 

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If outside is sunny, then I'm trying to have low ISO, f5.6-7 stop (depends what is my subject), and shutter speed around 250-500
 
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Accumulator said:
Lots of light and perhaps a sunny day it was about to rain when i was exploring my camera. Yet i will try again later on when I get time
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My advice is, try to shoot in auto mode, and see the settings on the image, and then go on manual and try to replicate same settings, you can play a bit around with settings.
 
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