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Composition |
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Background
Plain looking backgrounds bring out the subject you are trying to capture.
When looking through the viewfinder study the background for the best result possible.
Stay away from reflective objects such as windows and mirrors. |
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Landscapes
As you snap a shot of that gorgeous vista, try to place a subject somewhere
in the foreground of the picture. Your photo will have more impact because of the added
depth and perspective. (And before snapping the picture, make sure the horizon or waterline
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Get closer
Getting closer to your subject increases the quality of the picture
by eliminating unnecessary background, and brings the focus of the picture to what you
really want to capture, the subject. |
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Be different
When taking a picture of a person, place them to one side of the picture.
This is a great way to make your pictures more interesting and appealing to the eye.
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Viewpoints
Lying down while taking a picture of the dog playing or kneeling to
take a picture of a toddler's first steps. This will help the people viewing the pictures
feel like they were a part of it all! |
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Action photos
Have your subject do something, or concentrate on something, while you
take their picture. Their expression will look more natural.
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