12/25/2011

Improve Your Photography With This Great Advice

By Jessika Shiba


Photography is one of those sweet endeavors that allow you to delve as much or as little as you want into the finer points of the art. No matter what level you are at, you'll find many tips and advice in this article to help increase your photography skills and enjoyment.

Take advantage of the weather. Overcast skies are perfect for black and white photography, but in color photography it can make colors appear washed out and bland. When the sky is clear, take advantage of the blue backdrop and try to include it in your photos. If you have one, make use of a polarizing lens to get the full effect of a clear day.

Be sure to get a protective case that you can put your camera and other photography equipment in. Many times, the reason for cameras and other photography-related accessories is because its owner did not protect their equipment. These kinds of cases can easily be found in electronics stores or other stores that sell cameras.

Use a tripod. If you want crisp images, whether you are shooting a distant landscape or a macro image of a tiny insect, a tripod will fully stabilize your camera and eliminate camera shake. Even the steadiest photographer's hand cannot compete with a good tripod. If you do not have access to a tripod, try to position yourself so that you can rest your arms or hands on a solid surface to minimize shakiness.

When shooting landscapes, remember the rule of thirds which is to keep one-third or two-thirds of the image as the sky or the foreground. This will give the photo more depth and a more dramatic look. This is an easy tip for beginners to follow but will make a huge difference in the appearance of the photos.

When you want to photograph something always look all around you. Even if you are strongly interested by an object you might find something more original right behind you. Think about an atmosphere or an effect that you want rather than an object you are going to build your picture around.

You need a good deal of information to improve your photography. Even more if you are just getting beginning. Educating yourself is a key element in any creative endeavor. But it's just as important to make the tme for practice. Use the tips you learned in this article, and you will see an obvious progression in your ability.




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