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PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS
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The wind was blowing but by holding the camera still you can capture the motion blur but keep your subject in focus.
HOLD CAMERA STEADY
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LIGHTING
Avoid camera shake by using both hands then brace your elbows against your chest to create a tripod effect.
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This was taken right before sunset. When it starts getting dark most people think they need to use the flash. Try not using it and you will like your picture much better!
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Give your picture a point of interest with the rule of thirds.
RULE OF THIRDS
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Always try to use natural lighting. Don't use direct sunlight, look for the indirect light or the shade. It really does make a difference.
Don’t use the flash unless you absolutely have to.
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PHOTOGRAPHY BASICS
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Imagine that your image is divided into 9 equal parts by two verticle and two horizontal lines. Try to position the most important elements in your scene along the places these line intersect or just along the lines. Doing so will add balance and interest to your photo.
PERSPECTIVE & ANGLES
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Capture the details.
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Don't be afraid to be quirky. Try new angles.
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To me, taking photos is an adventure. Take snaps from all angles and if you have to stand on a chair, go for it! There’s no harm in playing with your angles, sometimes they make the best photos. Make your photos unique and don’t go for the obvious shot. Experiment.
With kids, get down on their level.
Capture their perspective.
HAVE FUN
BACKGROUNDS
Take lots of picture and don't be afraid to take bad pictures. Experiment, you'll never get better if you don't practice!!! MOST IMPORTANTLY...HAVE FUN!!!!!
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Keep it simple and clean.
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Always consider your background when taking photos. Don’t let a messy background take away from your subject. I always try to find a clean and empty wall to take pictures in front of.
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Be mindful of your surroundings. Not pictured is the parking lot behind us and the street lamps.