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| - | [* black] Create a loop with the lace in your left hand. Be sure to leave more than an inch of lace free. |
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| - | [* icon_note] The first picture properly shows the actions described in the instructions, but the guide maker's fore-arms dominate the picture. This can be distracting and can result in a cluttered picture. Only the body parts involved in the process being described should be shown. |
| + | [* black] When you've got a camera mounted on a tripod, it's tempting to want to look through the viewfinder when taking your pictures. As you'll notice, though, this often leads to forearms dominating the foreground of your photos. |
| + | [* black] Try to get level with what you're working on to achieve a more natural-looking perspective. It may be necessary to squat down and reach awkwardly around the tripod. |
| + | [* icon_note] While this may not be the most comfortable position to take photos in, the benefits far outweigh the minor momentary inconvenience. |