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Making the Most Out of Locations & Props     posted on 19th of april, 2008
Spring is here! Summer is approaching! Let's go outside and play for a while!



Remember how exciting summers were as a kid? Running in and out of the house, chasing down the ice cream truck and smacking at mosquitoes nibbling on our ankles -- ah, now those were the good old days! But being stock photographers, we have a license to embrace spring and summer with a childlike zeal, having the same kind of fun we used to have every time we ventured outdoors.

When it comes to getting the most out of our outdoor shots, I always try to remember two things: props and location. Bringing along just the right item, or spending a few minutes of your drive to head to an out-of-the-way spot can lead to stock shots that sell--and can lead to some great stories to tell at your next barbecue....

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Comments (7)

An old post, neverthless very valuable hints here. - posted by Joezachs on June 16, 2010
Thanks, it is very clever! :)) - posted by Bramble100 on April 08, 2010
Terrific suggestions! - posted by Ellenboughn on May 14, 2008

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