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Photography Resolutions for 2016

 http://petapixel.com/2014/12/31/10-photography-resolutions-new-year/

On this website, I looked at many different photo's. Not to mention, they all were very unique photo's that you wouldn't expect to see in some place like the newspaper for example. I really enjoyed looking at the photos and the article talked about resolutions for a photographer like, being nice to other photographers.

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This was my favorite photo from the website because I thought it was really unique., it really caught my eye. A rule of photography used in this photo is balance. I'm not sure who took this photo.

Photos everyone should know how to make

 http://petapixel.com/2014/12/01/6-types-photos-know-make/

On this website it talked about different ways to take photo's uniquely. It presented many different tactics on how to take different types of photos, for example, it wrote about how to make a long exposure landscape photo. It also gave many more examples and photo's of the examples.

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This was my favorite photo because I thought it was really cool how they made the girl look like she was dangling off the edge of the cup. A rule of photography used in this photo is perspective. It didn't say who took the photo.
 
Using a projector

 http://petapixel.com/2015/01/01/projector-brought-forest-turns-nature-glowing-wonderland/

This website was about using a 3D projector to make eye popping visuals in your photography. It showed how to do it in a video and gave an article with examples of some photo's they took with the 3D projector.

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This was my favorite photo because I thought it looked really amazing how the made that little part of the tree glow. A rule of photography used in this photo is rule of third's. It was not stated who took the photo. 

The oldest living things in the world 

 http://www.rachelsussman.com/oltw/

This website showed me some pictures of some of the oldest living things in the world. It was written by Rachel Sussman and she was talking about how she has been working with biologists to photograph some pretty old things in our world.

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This was my favorite photo because it really caught my eye with it's colors. A rule of photography used in this photo is leading lines. It was taken by Rachel Sussman.

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