Photography tips
Framing
Key tips
- Use natural framing elements such as building walls or roofs to guide the viewer's gaze specifically towards a distant subject like the mountain.
- Use intentional framing by utilizing architectural elements like portholes to guide the viewer's gaze toward the main subject.
- When shooting in fog, pay close attention to your framing, as the low contrast makes the clear separation between foreground and background essential for the image.
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11 photographs with tips
The exact camera settings for each shot are shown below it - a starting point for recreating the look yourself. Click through to a photograph for detailed photography tips on that specific shot, under "Photography tips for this image".
12 mm · f/22 · 1/60 s · ISO 250
40 mm · f/18 · 1/125 s · ISO 200
45 mm · f/11 · 1/400 s · ISO 500
17 mm · f/10 · 1/80 s · ISO 500
22 mm · f/8 · 1/1 s · ISO 640
45 mm · f/14 · 1/125 s · ISO 200
45 mm · f/14 · 1/200 s · ISO 200
300 mm · f/8 · 1/800 s · ISO 100
45 mm · f/7.1 · 1/250 s · ISO 200
30 mm · f/6.3 · 1.6 s · ISO 800
22 mm · f/16 · 1/320 s · ISO 400
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