Cameras and Photography Explained

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Teaching point: My first article this week is about making an image look three dimensional. My take: it’s not the lens that does this, it’s how you use the lens. Moreover, photographers tend to be taught to isolate, and isolating details tends to flatten subjects. That’s one reason why I spend a lot of time trying to figure out how to take photos of animals in their environment. 

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