Here's everything you need to know about the "Rule of Thirds" - a simple principle that will help you to take well balanced and interesting shots.
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Many says floating in the air, or so called levitation is impossible. Well, in fact everything is possible, all you need to do is believe yourself, seriously, believe that you can achieve it!
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We – photographers – make magic happen using a wide range of interesting techniques. Some popular wizardry now being spread around is levitation photography: where objects and people appear to float in the air. The London based photographer Luke Sharratt created this amazing Magic Levitation series showing off the gravity-defying capabilities of Snapheal, watch the video."
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Have you been interested in making your photos, a little bit more magical? Get a step-by-step presentation of how Luke Sharratt creates his Levitation Photography.
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The key to taking good photos is understanding and applying the rule of thirds before you hit the shutter button. This article explains everything you need to know about using this popular photography technique.