This is perfect if you have an upcoming event. Provide a portable photo printer and encourage guests to print photos taken on the day of the celebration. Then, ask them to share some of these photos that you’ll be using to make a memory scrapbook. To make the scrapbook more special, let guests write their own personalized message.
Composition allows you to tell a story and convey your vision to viewers. For example, look into combining bold composition, one where your subject is emphasized, with dramatic lighting to take a compelling shot.
Of your friends, family, or pets. To take better action photos, experiment with the depth of field to keep the focus on your subject and keep your camera steady. For the latter, use a tripod or switch to a lower shutter speed. With newer smartphones, it’s relatively easier to capture action shots with Burst or other similar modes. Or, you could capture motion blur for a dramatic effect. To do this, you’ll need low light and slower shutter speeds.
Small spaces can seem limiting, but they actually give you more opportunities to exercise creativity. For instance, how do you capture a subject effectively within a confined space? How do you play with natural light or shadows in a small closet? What new angles can you use in your photos?
Consider making photo reproductions of your favorite works of art. For example, take a subject, dress her up, and ask her to pose like Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring. Have a lot of friends or family over? Ask them to help you recreate Rembrandt’s The Night Watch or The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp.
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