Pin it>When photographing your pet, get close and get light. Fill the frame with your pet, and leave out the clutter of the house in the background. Use natural light outside, or use the light from large windows or an open door. Some examples:
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Pin it>Have a birthday coming up? Here’s a Tip: Focus on the Details. When you zoom in close on the party details you add interest to your photographs. Fill the frame with the birthday cake, balloons, candles, ribbons, and other decorative elements of the party. When you put your party album together, these shots look...
Pin it>When photographing babies and young children shoot from a variety of angles. Capturing different angles will add interest to your photos. You can photograph from above, below, the side of your subject. The possibilities are endless. Here are some examples:
Pin it>Oftentimes, subjects look better from a vertical standpoint. While taking photos, make an effort to turn your camera sideways and take some vertical shots. Here are some examples:
Pin it>Want to take better photos? Here’s a tip: Get down on the subject’s level. Whether photographing kids, dogs or flowers, try getting down to a lower position while photographing instead of shooting from above. Here’s some examples:
