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How to take better photo

posted April 2, 2009 - 5:36pm
How to take better photo

If you're a beginner in photography then you can learn a few tips to help boost your photography skills. Sometimes you would see people with photos that are cluttered or don't get the point across, and some photos are just very crowded with unnecessary backgrounds, you can learn a few tips so you can avoid mistakes in your photos. Some tips to taking better photo include clearing the background of noise, focus on interesting part, emotions, best light and taking meaningful photos.

The first thing you can do is to bring enough films and battery with you on your trip. You can bring an extra camera for use in case the current one is no good. You should know what you want to shoot and have a purpose with your shots. You don't want to shoot something that has no meaning either. You want to use the best light available. The more light the better. The low level of light will make your photo look darker and lower in quality then if you were to use more light.

You can have a more dynamic photo if it's about weird, unusual, abstract, and surprising events.
You should take photos in the morning or evening for good atmosphere effects and when the light is good. Poor lighting causes poor photos quality. You should clear background of clutter because clutter will damage your object in the photo.

You should clear background of unwanted things and they don't need to be there. Focus on the face of a person if you're taking a picture of them, the face has more meaning than anything else. It makes the picture stands out. You want to see the character of the person. It's not as interesting if you're going to take a picture of someone far away and all you see is a body from far away without a face. You should take pictures that are meaningful to you or your viewers and not everything will be tasteful.

Pay attention to a special part of the scene and take that part like a curve on a road, you want to capture that curve because it's the interesting part of the entire scenery. The part of the sea that has light reflection is a good spot to focus on. If there's snow on a tree then capture that snow because that's the interesting part of the tree. You want to capture things that are interesting.
Provoke emotions of your photos, you want to add the emotions as much as possible. If you take a photo of a baby, you should take it when they're crying or laughing or running and don't take it when they're just sitting still with no emotions. Emotions are what will sell in the picture and any kind of emotions will be better than no emotions at all. Use as much focus as possible on the subject that you want to capture.

Ask people for permission if they're in the picture. Use different angles instead of just the center of things because different angles will interpret the pictures differently and it may be very interesting. If you have a model then make that model pose for you with all the emotions that you required. Make up the background by adding and deleting things. You can add some flowers, some fake snow, or delete a scene by removing clutter. A great photo is the one that is clear of background clutter, high light quality, great emotions, and interesting subjects.

Source: www.wikipedia.com/photography



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