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DPS is one year old!

Tonight, we are celebrating our first year as an amateur photography group, which has grown to 26 members and we would like to extend to you an invitation on this evening.

Venue: Barlow House / Narrow West Street / Drogheda
Day: Thursday
Date: 3 October 2013
Time: 8.00 pm
Guest Speaker: Colin Bell of Maher’s Chemist
Paul Murray will also deliver a demonstration of his Pinhole Box Camera, Exposure and processing procedures.
Photographs taken with the camera will be displayed by projector also.

All are welcome!
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Beach photography tips!

There are rumours that Summer might arrive near the end of August!
If this is indeed the case, or even for those lucky enough to be going on holidays abroad, some tips for beach photography below….

www.lightstalking.com/beach-photography-tips

DPS-BLC - DEIRDRE HYLAND - 2nd prize competition winner 2013

Move it from the middle!

Amateur photographers are notorious for their instinct to center everything. Unfortunately centered pictures aren’t terribly dynamic or interesting.
Instead, learn to move your subject away from the middle of the frame. A simple way to frame a photograph in this way is to follow the rule of thirds. To do this, simply divide your frame up like a tic-tac-toe board and place your subject at any of the intersecting lines.
This may seem a bit awkward at first, but once you see the results you’ll wonder what you were thinking placing all of your subjects in the center.

Courtesy of Lifehacker http://ow.ly/mv0aa &
Kodak.com http://ow.ly/mv0c4

Move it from the Middle from Kodak.com