These look great msA! Some tips: - Try and have a focus to each photograph. What is it that you're trying to capture? When everything is in focus, it becomes a little hard to know what to look at in the photo. Work on having somethings focused, some things not, some things closer, some things farther.. - Lighting is everything in photography. If you are using natural light (definitely the best option in my opinion), mess around with how you want the light to hit. Do you want shadows? Do you want more light? If using artificial light, try and understand the effect of it on your photo. It's definitely worth it to read up on aperature, f-stops, and shutter speed to get the right amount of light for the object you're photographing. I can't emphasize enough how important lighting is! -Don't take the standard shoulder level photograph for everything. Try and take pictures from different angles. Some things look awesome up close with a macro shot, and some things have incredible effects as a wider angle. Get down at the level of the table, or up to the level of the chandelier. - Think about the composition of the photograph. How do you want the different objects to appear in relation to one another? Do you want the spoon fully on the plate, resting the tip on the plate, underneath the cup's handle, completely showing, etc.
Good luck, and I can't wait to see your photography adventures isA! Salam Hoda
Salam!
ReplyDeleteThese look great msA! Some tips:
- Try and have a focus to each photograph. What is it that you're trying to capture? When everything is in focus, it becomes a little hard to know what to look at in the photo. Work on having somethings focused, some things not, some things closer, some things farther..
- Lighting is everything in photography. If you are using natural light (definitely the best option in my opinion), mess around with how you want the light to hit. Do you want shadows? Do you want more light? If using artificial light, try and understand the effect of it on your photo. It's definitely worth it to read up on aperature, f-stops, and shutter speed to get the right amount of light for the object you're photographing. I can't emphasize enough how important lighting is!
-Don't take the standard shoulder level photograph for everything. Try and take pictures from different angles. Some things look awesome up close with a macro shot, and some things have incredible effects as a wider angle. Get down at the level of the table, or up to the level of the chandelier.
- Think about the composition of the photograph. How do you want the different objects to appear in relation to one another? Do you want the spoon fully on the plate, resting the tip on the plate, underneath the cup's handle, completely showing, etc.
Good luck, and I can't wait to see your photography adventures isA!
Salam
Hoda
This makes me wanna have an azeema.
ReplyDeleteYay let's have one when I come!
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