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See the small details
Use your camera's macro shooting mode to shoot small details such as a footprint in the sand or a coconut washed to shore. |
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Capture beach play
Kids and adults alike can't help but frolic on the beach-be sure to catch all the action when it happens.
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Position the horizon
Rather than cut your image in half, give your photo more interest, by positioning the horizon in the top or bottom half the frame. |
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Adjust to the light
When at the beach, avoid harsh shadows by shooting on cloudy days, in shade, or around sunrise or sunset. You can also use your camera's flash when shooting in direct sun to get rid of strong shadows on faces or other objects in your shot.
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Beach panoramas
Sweeping beach pictures are the perfect use for panoramic photography. You can capture all the beauty in one long shot. Here's how:
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Black and white shots
The colors of the sea and sky can be marvelous, but don't forget that the contrast of black and white accentuates lines, textures, and edges, making it a good choice for capturing beach scenes and coastlines.
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