How to improve your digital photography

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How to improve your digital photography Posted: 02 Apr 2011 10:20 PM PDT If you're like me, you love photography. There is nothing like a trip into the past, looking at some old photos taken with your digital camera. Use these tips to take your photography skills from good to very much. 1. ambient light is your friend. In general you can not blink highlight our best. Natural light is a much better job of making people look great, trying to use it and, if possible. If it's bright enough to read a bookIt 'pretty easy to take photos without flash. If not, try different light from that flash in addition to filling function to use. 2. Pay attention to the background. Sometimes the background can be distracting. You would not want to take a picture of children playing in a park with a portable toilet in the background, or a garbage truck for the acceleration. Try it yourself and / or argument a few steps from both parties, could giveDifference. 3. Remember the rule of thirds. It 'always good to ask the question a bit' off-center in the frame. In fact, there is something called the rule of thirds to us some very good guidelines to reflect on how the card. Imagine a tic-tac-toe criss-cross drawn on the frame. Now align the focal point (s) of the image formed by one or more of the intersection of imaginary lines. This will result in a much more interestingImage. 4. Think about your angle of fire. Get creative with the angle of fire. Sometimes it stands on a raised surface and down toward the subject can be the difference between a boring picture and make a funny photo. When taking pictures of children, try going down to their level instead of taking pictures of the tops of the heads. Have fun and do not try to line up perfect for each image. 5. Use the entire frame forThe subject. Close enough to build what the aim of the whole frame with your subject. This is without a doubt what is at the center of the picture when you look into the future. Follow these tips and the next time you go back in time with your digital photos, you like what you wanted in the first place.

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