Friday, July 30, 2010

5 tips

So as you know ty and I had the opportunity to teach a photography class up at Daniel's Summit, in Utah, for a retreat. The class was so fun and we really enjoyed the people and the many questions that came up. I thought I would share with all of you the top 5 tips that we talked about in our class and hopefully they will be helpful when you are taking pictures :)

#1. get down on their level
* don't be afraid to get down on the ground
* move your whole body around not just the camera to get that perfect shot

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#2 use a plain background
* the less you have in the background the better
* it helps your audience to focus on what you want them to see
* if you don't have a plain background be aware of what is in the background of your pic & if it is distracting

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#3 move in close
* you may want to whole scene but usually it's going to be too busy

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#4 lock the focus
* put your focus on the part of the subject you want your audience to focus on
* hold the shutter button half-way down and wait for lens to focus


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#5 move it from the middle
* lock your focus point and then slightly move your camera left or right
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