Elia Locardi
The Beautiful Vernazza - (Cinque Terre, Italy)
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here are some amazing viewpoints all over the world that beg to be photographed. Some of which are so iconic and so easy to access that thousands of people visit each year to take the same photo.
The whole area of Cinque Terre, Italy is a perfect example. Each town is extremely picturesque with many easy to get to places to take photos. In the case of today’s photo in Vernazza, I was standing in a cluster of 5 people with cameras set on tripods.
So as photographers, what can we do about it? How can we make a unique photo of something that’s been photographed millions of times? The subject is already established, so what’s next?
Read on to learn about how some different times of day can dramatically set your photography apart from others.
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The Beautiful Vernazza - (Cinque Terre, Italy)
*New: Circle me on Google+ for instant updates and exclusive content!
As a recovering wage slave, I'm also a firm believer of wasting as much time as possible at work. So at the very least, by liking my Facebook Page, I'm helping you, help me, help you, by helping us, burn a few more minutes off the work day.
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here are some amazing viewpoints all over the world that beg to be photographed. Some of which are so iconic and so easy to access that thousands of people visit each year to take the same photo.
The whole area of Cinque Terre, Italy is a perfect example. Each town is extremely picturesque with many easy to get to places to take photos. In the case of today’s photo in Vernazza, I was standing in a cluster of 5 people with cameras set on tripods.
So as photographers, what can we do about it? How can we make a unique photo of something that’s been photographed millions of times? The subject is already established, so what’s next?
Read on to learn about how some different times of day can dramatically set your photography apart from others.
* View the original blog post here
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* All comments are welcome & Monkey Business is strongly encouraged. If you have questions, I would love to hear them. Check me out at BlameTheMonkey.comThanks for viewing!