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Photo Recipes to Help You Get "The Shot"
Even if you're not an expert photographer, you can whip up incredible images. A few simple ingredients make it happen.
Written by Scott Kelby on December 8, 2006
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Have you ever looked at an amazing picture and wondered how the photographer pulled it off? Was it years of schooling, an apprenticeship with an expert, or the classic pact with the devil? All possibilities, but you don't have to suffer through anything like them to get similar results. What you need are these straightforward directions from a straight shooter (pun intended).

Photos like these are hard to capture, right? Wrong!
In this article, you'll get the simple ingredients needed to succeed in 14 photographic situations. To read the article as a PDF file in your Web browser, click "Recipes." You can also download the PDF to your machine for later viewing.
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Excerpted from The Digital Photography Book by Scott Kelby. Copyright © 2007. Used with permission of Pearson Education, Inc. and Peachpit Press.
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article on photography
This is a previous article about photography not about logo design.
Thank you!
Brenda Klinger
Wrong article link
Article should be "Logo Inspiration" by Malcom Grear NOT about digital photography.
Thanks,
Ellen Thomas
The correct link is...
Here is the correct link to today's story: http://www.creativepro.com/files/story_images/howto/24985.html.
Sorry for the confusion.
article re logos
even when redirected the page does not open (error says - page not found...)
Not great...
I think this article is like the new Nikon commercials, sadly enough...let's just take out the professionalism, the education, the experience...
I wanted to see the photo but it takes forever to load onto the
I enjoy the excerpts you supply on creativepro.com, but I was unable to enjoy this article because the photo, which was the main subject of the article would not load onto my screen in a reasonable amount of time. I'm sure the quality was important to make a point, but when the resolution is extremely high, it takes forever!