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A 35mm camera is the most versatile choice for the amateur photographer. Cameras can be purchased from $125 to several thousand dollars.
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Rich Hirschhorn, who has engaged in photography for decades, now shares his hobby by teaching others. - Beginners, Hirschhorn says, should invest in the most basic 35mm camera possible -- one without many automatic features.
- When framing a photograph, he says, the photographer wants to imagine the picture in "thirds" -- dividing the picture both horizontally and vertically. Although instinct may lead the photographer to center the shot, truly great compositions feature objects that are framed slightly off-center.
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Author: Peter K. Burian and Robert Caputo
September 1999
Photography
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Free in-depth tutorials about digital photography -- how to choose a digital camera, technical aspects, pros and cons, links to manufacturers and much more.
Photographic Society of America
3000 United Founders Blvd., Suite 103
Oklahoma City, OK 73112-3940
Phone: (405) 843-1437
Fax: (405) 843-1438
Web site: www.psa-photo.org
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The A-Z of Creative Photography : Over 70 Techniques Explained in Full
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