1. Get eye level! For kids and pets, that means you have to get down on the floor or on your knees to get eye level to them. This creates a much more interesting paper then just taking a picture of them. This also doesn't mean that they have to look directly at the camera.
2. Use a Plain Background! Before taking the picture, check he area behind the subject. Cluttered backgrounds will be distracting while a plain background will emphasize the subject. Blurring the background can also be a good way of doing this.
3. Use flash outdoors! This rule has some exceptions. If the subject has shadows on their face/eyes or if there is too much light in the bckground, its a good idea to use the flash. Use it on a cloudy day to brighten up faces and make them stand out from the background.
ALSOO!! USE FLASH WHENN
- if the subject is in shadow
- if it's back-lit
- if the subject is close enough to get the flash
Well guys, thanks for reading my post, i'll be posting the other tips soon!
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