Techniques For Beginner Photographers:
1 . Portrait closer to the Point Of Interest ( POI , the main focus in photo )
Every time you see the object , move a little closer ( can also use the zoom ) so that the frame or photo looks fully loaded by the object you want to focus , do not leave a lot of empty space in a frame or photo as it will look unattractive by others and its object is not visible detail . Consider the two images below , which do you think is more interesting views ? Second photo more beautiful and interesting to look at instead ?
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| Objects boat too much, a lot of empty space in the frame |
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| Objects closer to the ship, the frame looks more filled |
2. A portrait quickly to capture the moment
Do not get too long to do the settings on the camera because you can lose a great moment on your object, do the photo shoot as soon as possible and as quickly as possible. You do not have to worry about taking too many pictures because pictures are not good will be deleted. Importantly portrait first, then later studied each photo taken.
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| Foto yang diambil dengan cepat |
3. Be careful in composing the object in an image
If you want to commercialize your photos, do all the work on the composition of your photos look balanced and beautiful objects because more people respond to a photo that has all the elements are balanced. Strive photo eyes directed toward the object is focused by using a line or pattern.
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| Balanced composition |
4. Selective in presenting the elements in the photograph
Selection and keep out the elements that can disrupt and divert the attention of people to the main attraction as the focus of the photograph or Point of Interest. The easiest way to do that is to perform composition through the viewfinder of your camera, slide the position where you will be photographed to avoid elements that could interfere with the main object in the viewfinder as the presence of electrical wires, tree branches are seen from the side, your fingers or the strap your camera looks through the viewfinder. Another way to select elements in an image is by doing photo editing using specific software to eliminate the elements that interfere with the beauty of your photos.
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| Panning technique, another way to select elements in photos |
5. Focus on an object
Practice taking pictures using different aperture and check the results of the photo to learn how Depth-of-Field (DoF, depth of focus photo) influence the outcome of your shooting. You will find that the Depth-of-Field smaller or narrower (smaller f-stop, eg F2.8) to produce images that all of your focus is on the object and its background will look blurry, this photo techniques suitable for photographing children you, your pet, photo model, etc.. As for Depth-of-Field larger (larger f-stop, eg f22) will produce images with a focus to all areas visible in the viewfinder, this technique is suitable for photographing scenery.
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| Focus on an object with a narrow DoF |
6. Experimenting with Shutter Speed
One of the most basic aspects and fun in the world of photography is that you have the ability to slow down or grasp objects span a fraction of a second.
Use a slow shutter speed technique and tripod to make a beautiful photo of a river or stream techniques fast shutter speed (1/500 or more) to capture moving objects.
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| Photographing waterfalls with slow shutter speed |
7. Note the direction of the light source
Note the position of the sun to see the type of light you use shooting. If you want to produce a silhouette photo shoot done with the position of the sun is behind the object, otherwise if you want the light to focus on objects then doing a photo shoot with the position of the sun is in front of or beside the object. In addition to the light from the sun, the light can be created by using the lights and the use of these lights is more flexible in determining the direction of the light so that it can produce a better photo.
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| Photo by lighting from the side, the light source of the sun |
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