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25 Pro Tips

Try these tips from some of OP’s top professionals to get your best shots ever!
By Staff

Updated June 30, 2016
We polled a number of professionals for some of their best photo tips, and in the spirit of our 25th Anniversary issue, we’ve come up with a list of 25 that are sure to help you make better photographs.

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Originally Published November 9, 2010
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