How To Take Photographs Like A Pro - Free Photography Book
by Dan Feildman
Photography has come along way since the days of the daguerreotypes, which was the early type of device used to take photographs. Nowadays, with the advent of technology photography has become much easier and extremely accessible. Plus the quality of the pictures that can be produced have also increased significantly.
If you are looking to purchase a digital camera you will find ones to meet every budget. The point and click ease with which you can now take photos ensures that everyone, from children to grandparents, can now enjoy photography. Digital technology also allows us to either develop our photos on our own, using photo editing computer software programs, or print our photos directly from our cameras or memory cards. Photo distribution can be done digitally as well, via email or photo sharing websites, allowing you to share your photos with family and friends the moment you take them.
However, for many people out there photography is about more than a simple point and click. Professional and amateur photographers alike consider photography an art form and believe that the simple act of taking a photograph requires planning, patience and effort. To these people the act of taking a photograph is not so simple.
The following are a few tips for taking better pictures:
1. To eliminate shadows when taking photos outdoors on bright sunny days it's a good idea to use your cameras flash feature. The flash will eliminate shadows that might appear if the sun is at an angle.
2. Choose a pleasing backdrop, preferably something that suits the atmosphere you want to create. For more serious photographs, a subtle backdrop that is not too distracting is best.
3. When taking outdoor photographs you have to make sure you pay attention to what's happening around you. This way strangers don't mysteriously appear in group shots!
4. Give directions when taking photographs. There is nothing wrong with giving out directions when taking award winning shots! Especially for those group shots for special occasions, such as a wedding pictorial. You want to make sure you have a lasting souvenir of this event that everyone can look back on fondly. Instruct people to smile, ask them to fix their hair if it's unruly, etc.
5. Place your back to the sun when taking outdoor photos. This will create natural lighting on your subjects faces (please see tip 1 the elimination of shadows when photographing outdoors).
6. Take candid shots! This is a more exciting alternative to dull, boring, posed shots. During parties try to take pictures of friends and family while they are at ease and just having a great time.
Anyone can take great pictures, with just a little bit of patience and a lot of practice. You can make those precious fleeting moments of everyday life lasts a lifetime.
FREE PDF: Uncovers Professional, "Insider" Tips And Tricks For Taking Amazing Digital Photos With Your Digital Camera... (Even If You're A Complete Beginner To Photography!) <a href="http://tinyurl.com/76f7lgp"> Click here to access "How To Take Photos Like The Pros"</a> We coach digital photography and suggest you get started with the free report, and then <a href="http://tinyurl.com/7sjgwvs">Watch this Youtube video channel "Free Digital Photo Tips"</a>
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Title: How To Take Photographs Like A Pro - Free Photography Book
Author: Dan Feildman
Email: andrewedgington1@gmail.com
Keywords: art,photography,entertainment,hobbies,digital cameras,education
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Category: Hobbies
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