[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 118857] New: Master The Art Of Fishing Drones With These 7 Tips

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            Bug ID: 118857
           Summary: Master The Art Of Fishing Drones With These 7 Tips
           Product: libexttextcat
           Version: unspecified
          Hardware: All
                OS: All
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: normal
          Priority: medium
         Component: General
          Assignee: libreoffice-bugs at lists.freedesktop.org
          Reporter: reviewsdash at gmail.com

you see a cheetah and you just snap a  photo of it sleeping in the grass cool 
you got a photo of a cheetah  now imagine waiting until sunset or  sunrise
until the lighting was perfect  and that cheetah happens to get up and  find it
a little bit of prey and you  stock it and you wait and it's running  through
and right as it pounces at the  animal you snap the shot of its face its 
intensity its animal instincts and when  you show that photo to people they
feel  the energy of  it was like to be there Wow right I mean  I have
goosebumps that's what  photography is all about eighth mistake  people are
making is they're not  painting with light now if you've ever  been on a photo
shoot and your biggest  concern is just making sure the person  has light on
their face you're in the  beginning stages of photoshoots and  that's a very
exciting time because now  once you've mastered just taking  someone's photo
you can start getting  creative if you're a black and white  photographer then
you know shadows are a  very cool way to make a black-and-white  photo stand
out so I challenge you the  next time you're out shooting and  someone wants to
picture them or your  girlfriend's at the pool and wants a  picture instead of
just taking out your  camera and taking a picture try pulling  like a palm tree
off of a branch or try  pulling orange leaves off a fall tree  whatever it is
put it in front of the  lens get creative now you're gonna move  from just
taking a photo and you're  gonna start creating a photo and one of  the best
ways to do that is by using  light and shadows to help add depth to  your photo
now the ninth biggest mistake  I think photographers are making right  now
especially in the travel Shondra is  by taking the safe and obvious  photograph
if you walk up to a beautiful  waterfall and you're like holy shit that  is a
beautiful waterfall and you lift  your camera at eye level and you snap a 
photo of it you are not statistically  the first person to have ever found that
 photograph so if it makes you feel  better to capture that capture that but 
as soon as you're done taking that safe  obvious photograph almost everyone is 
probably captured then start looking  around find new interesting perspectives 
find a nice bush to shoot through you  know find the bush merch coming soon 
think bigger if it's a beautiful  waterfall you're at and you're thinking  of
just taking a photo of someone just  sitting there smiling think maybe well 
what happens if I put on a telephoto  lens and walk way back there and get the 
same photo like that one looks like this  which is a completely different 
photograph I've been creating on  Instagram and YouTube since these  platforms
started and I've seen a lot of  photographers come and go and % of  the time
the photographers that I see  rise up and actually hold their position  and
create good stuff or the ones who  are just experimenting and having fun  they
didn't see them somewhere try to  copy them and just try to ride coattails 
it's beyond OK to be inspired by  people's work but instead of trying to  copy
it try to figure out what they're  doing so that you can put it into your  own
work which transitions us to the  last mistake of this video photographers  are
making and it's number ten I think  every photographer that is up-and-coming 
and that is learning a program like  Lightroom should be buying creators 
presets a lot of people would argue that  you shouldn't buy someone else's
presets  you should develop a style of your own  and here's why I disagree with
them one  hundred and fifty percent when you're  learning a program like
Lightroom there  are millions of variations of ways you  can color a photo if
you try to learn a  program like Lightroom to learn how to  edit like some of
your favorite  photographers not using presets is  essentially like learning to
play the  guitar like the musicians you love  without ever learning their songs
i buy  creators presets all the time and here's  why it's not because I need
them to show  me how to edit because maybe I wanted to  know what color blue
they were using for  their waters I might buy an entire  preset pack just to
figure out what  combination of sliders and things they  did to make the skin
tone look that way  so once I buy it I click the preset and  I look at all
their settings I'm like oh  my god that's how they did that aside  from being
able to buy a preset and  essentially make your feed look  professional in like
 minutes that one  thing right there is the entire reason  that I would
recommend buying them learn  from people so with that being said  creator
presets my company we sell  presets from literally myself and like  almost
every real big creator on  Instagram links in the description below  they work
with Lightroom Photoshop  Lightroom mobile and guys those are the  ten beginner
mistakes that I think every  beginning an amateur photographer really  makes
and how to more importantly  correct them so if you enjoyed this  video please
give it a thumbs up make  sure to subscribe I will be teaching you  guys about
photography and photography  all of  and as always I love you  guys very much
stay motivated stay  inspired and never stop creating peace. <a
href="https://reviewsdash.net/best-fishing-drones/">drones for surf fishing</a>

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