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Get creative with your photography by shooting through objects to distort, frame, and transform your subject. The resulting images often make eyes linger a little longer, as they figure out how the effect was produced. Photo by @anshpassi #nzdphoto
There's a specific point in any landscape image that you can focus on for the greatest depth of field; it's commonly referred to as hyperfocal distance, and, when shooting with a small aperture, is usually found at the lower-third of a composition. It's the closest focusing distance that allows objects at infinity to be sharp and in-focus, lending to the widest possible depth of field that can be achieved with a lens. Photo by @hinterlandphotography_nz #nzdphoto
The Chatham Island Shag is, as the name suggests, endemic to the Chatham Islands group. The bird's breeding population declined as low as 355 in 2011, taking the conservation status of this species from nationally endangered to nationally critical. Photo by @oscarkokako #nzdphoto
The 2016 NZ Photobook of the Year People's Choice Award goes to Watching The Fishes Go By, by Niki Boon. Grab the latest issue of D-Photo no. 80, where we talk to the Marlborough-based portrait photographer about the importance of printing. Or, see the book at http://bit.ly/2hhCZLl
Any vibration that takes place just prior to, or during your exposure, will degrade the sharpness of your image. For this reason, shoot from a tripod, use a remote trigger, and engage the mirror in its lock-up position to eliminate all subtle movement. Photo by @greg.rox.photography #nzdphoto
For stunning sunsets in saturated colour, start shooting about half an hour before sunset until half an hour afterwards. This time of the day offers rich colouration in the sky; a display of pinks, purples, reds, and oranges, that eventually fade into an enigmatic blue. Photo by @shadowandshadenz #nzdphoto

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