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Tips to Kick-Start Your Career in Photography!!!
Don’t Stress About Your Equipment:
You don’t need to have fancy camera equipment to take great photographs. Your technique is more important than your equipment. Actually, in most cases, you can do the job with your smartphone. The smartphones of today typically have high-resolution sensors that produce astonishingly sharp images.
Use a Tripod Whenever Possible:
Don’t let shaky hands stop your from capturing the perfect shot. Professional photographers suggest using a tripod whenever possible. A tripod will improve your stability and help you frame better images. Also, it is a must-have item when taking time lapse or long-exposure photographs.
The Rule of Thirds; Your New Best Friend:
A photo’s compositions is one way to know if your are looking at an amateur’s work or not. Inexperienced photographers have a tendency to put their subjects in the middle of the frame. This often results in boring predictable images that no one wants to see.
The Rule of Thirds is one of the better-known composition strategies and and is perfect for beginners. To use the Rule of Thirds, divide your shot’s frame into thirds, both horizontally and vertically. Then position your subject along one of the lines. By placing your subject in the intersections or along the lines increases your photos balance and enables the a viewer to interact more naturally with the image. Thus, increasing your image’s visual interest.
Don’t Standstill in One Spot:
As you are taking pictures, keep your feet moving. Try crouching down, standing on a chair, laying on the ground, or going in circles around your subject. If you stand in one spot, you’ll keep taking the same picture over and over again. Therefore, keep your feet moving and take a variety of different shots.
Experiment with Light:
Light is an essential part of any photograph. And, the more you pay attention to it the better you’ll become at using it to your advantage. You can read all about the different types of light. However, it is best to experiment with various lighting sources so you gain first-hand knowledge of the differences!!! For example, watch the differences between natural versus artificial light, early morning versus afternoon or evening light, direct sunlight versus overcast daylight, or flash versus no flash. Be sure and make note of how the different types of lighting shapes the shadows and exposures in your pictures.
Learn to Focus:
The most important thing to learn about your camera, even if it is a smartphone, is how the focus feature works. The focus is what gives you clean, crisp pictures. For example, focusing on someone’s face is too broad of a subject. It is best to focus on a specific feature of your subject such as one eye or another specific facial feature.
Shoot First Then Crop:
When you are capturing a close-up image, you’ll probably want to zoom in for the perfect shot. However, it is best to make sure you take some wider shots as well. By moving away from your subject and taking wider-angle frames, you’ll have more depth and perspective in your photos. You can always crop or resize the image at a latter time. Since today’s cameras (and smartphones) have such high resolution, you can do this without giving up any quality.
Practice, Practice, Practice:
The best advice for any amateur photographer is to just keep taking pictures. As with any art form, practice is the best way to improve your skills. Remember practice makes perfect so just keep taking pictures.
