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Tag Archives: Nature
Nature close up
Nature can be beautiful, as in the snap I made in downtown Toronto yesterday afternoon: Sometimes, as in this example, nature is best seen close up; sometimes better using wide angles. That is the kind of thing we will be … Continue reading
Piece it together
I have mentioned this before: the need to have your audience piece things together themselves. One way is to use selective depth of field. Like in this snap from a recent outing in Mono Cliffs Provincial Park: You see the … Continue reading



