Want to add interest and variety to your photos? Then try working with different camera angles! It’s an easy compositional technique to use – you simply need to move your camera in different directions – and it’ll make a huge difference. But what photography angles are best? How do you decide on the right camera angle for each situation? That’s where this article comes in handy. Below, I share five angles that pretty much always get great results. I explain how to use them, when they look best, and I offer some tips and tricks to take your images to
Tag: camera
From Camera Setting To Practical Photography: Learn Full Photography From Chris Bray
Get off ‘Auto Mode’ and unlock your creative potential! This popular, complete course by award-winning photographer Chris Bray uses simple explanations, plenty of examples and even practical sessions to guide you through from basic setup and composition to aperture, shutter speed, exposure, ISO, lighting, lenses, histograms, white balance and more! Enjoy!
How To Prepare For Your Proposal On Camera – With Surprise Proposal Pictures On The Rise, It Never Hurts To Plan Ahead
Have a hunch your partner’s about to propose? There’s a good chance the moment will be caught on camera. And while your love is picture-perfect on its own, we don’t blame you if you want to plan ahead-everyone will want to see your proposal pictures, after all. Whether you’re set on scoring the perfect Instagram selfie or anticipating that your future fiancé might have hired a proposal photographer, these tips will help you feel totally prepared when the question is popped. Consider Different ScenariosWith surprise proposal photo shoots on the rise, it’s not unreasonable to think you might be snapped
Why You Should Get Image Right In-Camera
In photography, the expression “simply Photoshop it” is often discussed. Photoshop may be seen as a panacea for photographers’ ills by some and as a curse by others. Image editing programmes may help with a wide variety of issues, including adjusting the exposure, removing unwanted elements, and even adding a sunny sky to an otherwise overcast scene. Still, I would add that the quality of the final output will be much higher if more of the picture’s elements are correct at the time of production. Except for extreme focus stacking in macro photography and imaginative compositions like collages that need
Newborn Photography – The Basics Of Camera Setting
Infant photography pauses the rapid growth in the first few months of a child’s life in pixels. Nothing quite makes a person wish for the ability to freeze time like holding a newborn baby. But while pausing the space-time continuum isn’t possible, freezing that moment is = you just need a camera. But what are the best camera settings for newborn photography? How do you keep the photo sharp, but the background blurred? The best baby photography settings blur out the distractions. They freeze any movement for sharp memories of those first few months of a child’s life. Here’s what
How to Take Wedding Pictures When You’re Camera Shy
Given that your wedding is such an emotional and happy experience, you’re definitely going to want to document it. But if standing in front of a camera sounds like your worst nightmare, taking wedding pictures can cause uneasiness. To help with this, we tap professional wedding photographers to get the best tips for taking wedding pictures especially if you’re camera shy. It’s super common for couples to be nervous about being photographed, but there are tangible tricks to make your photo shoot go smoothly. Wondering what they are? See all the best tips for taking wedding pictures if you’re camera
All You Need To Know About Basic Camera Settings
Still, stuck on auto mode? It is the fastest way to take a photo. But it offers little in the way of flexibility and creative control. For that, you need complete control over the camera settings. Camera settings play a role in several factors, from the blur in a photograph to the color. Photography settings include exposure, white balance, focus, drive mode, file type, and many more. EXPOSURE SETTINGSIn auto mode, the camera chooses the settings for you. But the computer in your camera doesn’t have the same creative vision that exists in your mind. To turn that vision into
The Camera And Images As A Research Tool | A Talk By Qiana Mestrich – Conceptual Artist, Photographer & Writer
Qiana Mestrich is a prolific artist and writer who makes conceptual photographs, books and installations that employ archival and found photography, texts and ephemera. Working primarily within autobiography, Mestrich references themes of race, gender, motherhood and consumerism from the perspective as a first-generation American of mixed heritage. About Speaker: Qiana Mestrich is a photography-focused, interdisciplinary artist based in New York. Born to parents from Panama and Croatia, Mestrich’s work often references Black, mixed-race experiences from her perspective as a first-generation American. She has been exhibited worldwide including the London Art Fair’s Photo50 in 2018 and the BRIC Biennial Volume III
Small Camera Big Results: A Talk By Jack Hollingsworth
MPS Digital Photography presents Jack Hollingsworth, a world-renowned travel, portrait, stock and iPhone photographer. Since converting to mobile in 2011, Hollingsworth has traveled to over 20 countries and shot over 400,000 images with his iPhone. Here he discusses his technique along with the apps and accessories he uses to create his stylistic brand of mobile photography. About Speaker: Jack Hollingsworth is a world-renowned travel and lifestyle photographer. He has spent the last 40 years commercially shooting for some of the biggest names in the leisure, hospitality and tourism industries. More recently, Jack has fallen in love with his iPhone camera.
Camera Settings – The Basics Of Photography By Tony Gale
Tony Gale is an award winning portrait photographer shooting for a range of advertising, editorial and corporate clients. Tony was raised in Bellingham, Washington (90 miles north of Seattle) and spent most of his time as a child exploring the woods behind his parents’ house. At 19 after visiting Bruce Lee’s grave in Seattle, and taking his first photo with a disposable camera, he bought his first camera. He promptly broke it and bought his first SLR. At 21 he moved to Seattle to pursue photography and in fall of 2000 moved to NYC, the center of the world. Tony
