Backyard Photo Lab
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Some photographs and ideas about taking pictures of objects and plants in your own backyard. I have also started taking some pictures - or at least waiting on - birds.
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Backyard Photo Lab
- 2. Photography Tips Start simple Learn everything about your camera Experiment – no more film $$$ Take a lot of photos Take notes Try again Be creative
- 3. Candle Test Yellow candle Lots of pics Different idea Lite the candle!
- 4. Plants Easy Look for something unique. Flowers – Bees Be patient
- 5. Birds Setup Be patient Rewards
- 6. Gardens Plants Think colors
- 7. More Ideas
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- 15. Thank you!