- Light makes everything. A picture can either be too bright of too dark so light can make or break a photo.
- Experiment. Experimenting can be fun and make something really cool and unique.
- Eyes. Eyes can show emotion and make the photo have an aura of sadness, happiness, anger, Ext.
- Details. Details can make a picture very interesting and make people want to look and notice a lot of the detail.
- Mood is everything. The atmosphere of the shoot can affect the final result. A good mood on set can lead to more productive and enjoyable sessions for everyone involved.
- Know what setting do what. Knowing your camera settings can greatly improve the quality of your photos, allowing you to control aspects like exposure, focus, and motion blur.
- Be connected to your subject. Engaging with your subject, whether it’s a person, landscape, or object, helps to create a photo that tells a story and resonates with viewers.
- Adapt to differences. Using the right lens and perspective can flatter the subject’s face shape, making for a more aesthetically pleasing portrait.
- Have a clean background. A clutter-free background focuses attention on the subject and makes for a cleaner composition.
- Have depth in your photos. Using depth of field and perspective can give your photos a three-dimensional feel and draw the viewer’s eye.