The ‘best lens’ in the world (if there was any such thing) would no longer be the best if your shooting techniques are poor.
There can be several reasons for your pictures not being sharp – poor focussing, poor lens contrast, poor lens resolution, subject movement, and camera movement.
Travel and photography go hand in hand. One without the other is like playing cricket without the ball.
A serious photographer is constantly on the lookout for pictures that will make him stand out from the rest. His mind works like a darkroom, mentally developing pictures and looking for ways to enhance them. The hesitant beginner usually has the “lack of picture opportunity in the vicinity” excuse. This article deals with using “the eye” and how it helps you find images, even in your backyard.
We at Smart Photography would like to sincerely acknowledge the entries we receive from our readers for the Picture of the Month.
Getting detail in the sky as well as in the ground in a landscape shot can often prove difficult. The problem is compounded when the light is contrasty. It is possible to double process your RAW file and then blend the two images to get details in the sky as well as the ground.
