One of the skills that is important in photography, at least if you want to be good in photography, is to convey emotions or feelings in your photos. Have you ever gone to an art exhibit, or a photo exhibit and while looking at the image, you get that feeling of joy, or sad, or even depressed? That is the skill of the artist. Conveying … Continue reading LEARN HOW TO ADD FEELINGS TO YOUR PHOTOS:
Day Six: “Solitude” — The Rule of Thirds Today, let’s capture solitude: the state of being alone, or a lonely and uninhabited place. What does this word look like to you? Find inspiration in this shot of a lone girl sitting in the sand at Lanikai Beach in Oahu, Hawaii: Today’s Tip: Pay attention to the placement of your subject. As you frame your shot, … Continue reading DAY 6 – LEARNING BASIC PHOTO SKILLS: “SOLITUDE” – Rule of thirds
There are several different options couples have for their “couples” photo. The first is the Professional Portrait Studio sitting, in which you go to a photo studio and have a professional photographer take your pictures. That is a very formal way to take the “couples” photo. The other method, of course, is the relaxed informal, fun pictures they have taken by their best friend, who … Continue reading TIPS ON NEW EXCITING WAYS TO DO “COUPLES” PORTRAITS
As stated in the previous presentation, the thing we are trying to accomplish here is “how to “see” a photograph. There are a lot of professional photographers that I have noticed as well, that are noticing that most people fail to “see” a photograph when it is right in front of them. Please look at yesterday’s blog for valuable information about how to “see” a … Continue reading “SEEING A PHOTOGRAPH” PART 2
