| We're all familiar with the cropping tool
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| | adjust your shot now than to have to
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| in our digital image editing program.
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| | crop it out later.
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| Unfortunately, it is one of the most
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| | - Are there objects in the background
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| widely used editing software tools,
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| | that could provide an attractive backdrop
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| mainly because it's easy to forget to
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| | to your image? Is there something
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| frame pictures before snapping the
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| | in the background that can provide a
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| shutter. Yes, it is fairly simple to crop
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| | natural frame for your picture,
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| images to get rid of ugly background
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| | such as an attractive doorway or
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| extras like empty water bottles and
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| | staircase?
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| focus only on the part we want. Or
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| | - When photographing people with scenery
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| sometimes we do some heavy-duty
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| | or buildings/monuments in the background,
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| cropping to zero-in on a subject's face.
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| | the foreground should be minimized.
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| But if you are planning on printing your
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| | Try to focus fairly close up on your
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| photos or enlarging them, you'll get a
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| | subjects so they don't look like
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| sharper end result if you to do a little
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| | tiny ants in front of a giant
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| pre-planning and properly frame your
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| | building-unless you are attempting
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| shot.
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| | to show how big something is in
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| Whenever you crop your photo, you limit
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| | comparison to the people.
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| the size you can print your image without
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| | - Landscape photos benefit from showing
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| it looking fuzzy or jagged. If you
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| | more of the foreground in order to
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| have a high mega-pixel camera and shoot
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| | provide a better perspective.
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| on high resolution, or only plan to
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| | - Keep the horizon above the center line
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| show your photos online or in a digital
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| | of the photo to enhance the
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| slide show, it is not as big of an
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| | composition.
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| issue. However, by properly framing your
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| | - When photographing landscape, placing
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| shots in the first place you will
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| | an object in the foreground can greatly
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| have greater flexibility in what you can
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| | enhance the image. It can be
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| do with your photos and you won't
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| | interesting to focus on an object in the
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| have to spend so much time cropping your
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| | foreground and let the background
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| images.
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| | blur, or try the reverse: focus on the
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| Here are some tips on how to properly
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| | background and let a foreground
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| frame your pictures:
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| | object blur.
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| - Take a minute to compose your shot and
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| | By keeping these tips in mind, you'll
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| see what's in the background before
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| | find you'll use your cropping tool much
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| you have people get into position. Then
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| | less, you'll keep your printed image
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| you won't have to rush to get your
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| | sharp, and you'll increase your creative
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| shot when your subjects get restless.
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| | options - from making enlarged prints
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| - Check out what's in the background on
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| | and posters to calendars, and even
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| the left and right sides of your
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| | blankets and pillows with your
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| subject. Is there a trash can or
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| | favorite pictures.
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| telephone pole in the way? Better to
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