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How to use Golden Ratio in my photos? | what is Golden Ratio in photography? | Golden Ratio

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 Hola Amigos ! How's it going with you? I hope you are just fine and want to learn more about photography basics. Let's not talk rubbish, right on the topic of today i.e., Golden Ratio Golden Ratio :  It's simply the ratio of approximately 1.618 to 1. It's been used since long time ago from now, it's rather sophisticated in the first place to know about it . But I assure that, you will be applying this composition to every considerable photos after reading this  blog post. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Let's take a look how exactly golden ratio composition looks like when applied to different scenarios... this boat is the main subject here and as you can see the boat is in the small spiral. I'll tell you what does these represent.     here the peak is the main focus according to this composition     so here are few photos from the internet as refrences for explaining the amazing Golden ...

What is focal length? | What is the use of focal length in photography?

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 Hello guys,  Welcome to world of photography. Here you will get knowledge about photography. Let's hop on to he topics. UNDERSTANDING FOCAL LENGTHS If you are/were a science student then you know that right!! but still read the blog you will polish your skills too. So Focal Length in Photography is widely used in optical physics. It's simply the distance between the focus of a mirror/lens and the centre of mirror/lens. You did get it ,. Aaahh!!! Okay see the picture given below  See the pictures thoroughly, you will notice that F and f these two letters are the only variables in both the samples. Here 'F' represent focus of lens and 'f' represent focal length. Notice that the 'f' is measured from the optical centre of lens/mirror till the 'F'. Now you would be clear . Ok !!  So in the above samples I showed you the concave lens&mirror. But this measurement is also applicable in convex lens and mirror. If you are still confused then I'll ...