Sebenarnya tips ini diberikan kepada yang berminat ikut konstes foto Nat Geo untuk tahun 2003-2004. Tapi sepertinya berguna juga untuk kita semua:

TIPS FROM OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS

Five of our top contributors—Brooks Walker, Catherine Karnow, Macduff Everton, Bob Krist, and Jim Richardson—offer advice.

1 Get permission before you photograph someone.
2 Focus on one element that is intrinsically significant, beautiful, or unique in every shot.
3 The faster the film speed (ASA), the more sensitive the film is to light. Use 100 or 200 ASA for outdoor shots and a higher ASA (400 and up) for indoor shots.
4 When in bright, sunny locales like the Caribbean, use a polarizer so your color will be vibrant.
5 Experiment with angles, depth, and lenses.
6 Be patient. It may take a hundred shots to make the perfect one.
7 Carry a light load of equipment.
8 The best light typically occurs at dawn or dusk.
9 Use wide-angle lenses for close-ups to create perspective.
10 Carry a compact, folding reflector to help illuminate objects.

Saya hampir setuju dengan semua tips itu, kecuali nomor 1...;;)
I prefer CANDID...:D

:D ;)

nyang nomor anem ... :( :((