Starting out as a beginner in photography can be hard. This article will attempt to make it much easier for you by providing beginner photo tips that you can start using instantly to take better shots.
The first thing you are going to want to do to take better shots is go to the mirror and look at your eyes. Look at them. I'm serious. Notice how amazing they are. The pupil gets larger in the dark and smaller when in very bright settings.
Now look at the lens in your camera. It works the same exact way. Basically, your camera is an eye that is not as superior as your own. So, if you can learn how to see things better in your life then photography will be much easier.
When you take a picture you are creating something. Some people naturally can compose pictures that look great. Others need more practice. Here are a few quick tips to composing great shots.
1. Get closer! Get in the action rather than zooming in. Try to get close and isolate on the subject.
2. Get Rid of Unimportant Info - If you are photographing a mountain and there are a bunch of branches near you getting into your frame just move so they're not in the shot. Distracting unimportant elements are exactly that...distracting.
3. Try Different Perspectives- Most people take pictures standing up and at eye level. This is good for some shots, however, try experimenting. Get on your knees or stand on a chair. Climb a tree and see how different the shot looks.
Al Sanez has a Free Photo course that teaches beginners digital photography tips. He also has another free program on how to Sell Pictures Online
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