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http://digital-photography-school.com/p ... oregrounds

Useful tips there for we landscape snappers.

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It's a good tip, and something I've had to do for a long time now.
The wider your lens, the more you have to pay attention to what's in the whole frame, not just the centre of it.
As the foreground is usually what draws the viewer in to the image, it always helps to have paid specific attention to it.

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