architecture

Here are some hints to help you look at the urban landscape with photographer’s eyes, and to help you compose interesting shots using what is around you.  You don’t need to go outside the city to find scenes worthy of photographing – with a bit of thought and a little skill, even an amateur photographer can take good street shots.  There are plenty of things to photograph in the city, and with some imagination you can turn mundane scenes into something special.

Whether you are in a completely new city or you just want to catch the sparkle of the city you have been living in for ages, there are a couple of things you should consider before starting your photography tour. Before you get started, put your equipment in order and make sure you know what you're shooting with.

Almost everybody from us is from time to time forced into photographing in churches, which is place with some real photographic challenges.

For some people, street photography seems something very simple and very friendly, at least in the beginning. If you have no high hopes in regards to your street photography skills, than easy is the right word for it, true.

Another passionate kind of photography is clicking cityscapes! While clicking appealing cities, one may find it very opportune to travel with minimum amount of accessories. Just carrying a point-and-shoot device will enable you to give attention to compositions and permit you to respond more spontaneously to awesome photo chances. It advisable to use the camera’s zoom at its widest setting to get wide views. 

Preservation of cemeteries which was an expensive affair has been relieved by digital photography. Photographs are a wonderful way for documentation of grave yards, from panoramic views of the whole cemetery, to details of inscriptions on individual tombstones. It is especially important considering the deteriorating condition of these older stones it has become all the more important. It will benefit future generations to be able to read these monuments.

One may consider museum photography to be an obviously easy job since the subject is static and defined. But this may be challenging enough with the restrictions in the museum. For example, photographing in museums, etc where there is restriction on use of equipments and also inconvenient considering the crowd, the main challenge is to keep the hand stable. With the decreasing weight of digital cameras, it becomes quintessential to use tripods and stands to avoid camera shake, which at times are not permissible. Also the lighting conditions and the crowd pose hindrances for clear and desired photography in museums. Thus considering these obstacles one will have to find out alternatives to solving them to achieve desired results.