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Taking Better Pictures

Discover essential techniques to improve your photography skills with Vanessa Ogibowski's guide. Learn to get closer to your subject and declutter your composition for a more impactful photograph. Experiment with different angles, utilizing natural lines to frame your subject effectively. Find out the best times of day for optimal lighting, and how to position your light for striking contrasts. Master exposure and create less distracting backgrounds to elevate your images. This comprehensive approach will help you take stunning photographs that captivate viewers.

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Taking Better Pictures

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  1. Taking Better Pictures By Vanessa Ogibowski

  2. Composition • Get in Closer to the Subject

  3. Composition • Get in Closer to the Subject

  4. Simplify, Simplify, Simplify • Get rid of Clutter

  5. Simplify, Simplify, Simplify • Get rid of Clutter

  6. Move Subject off Center • Move subject to left or right of center

  7. Move Subject off Center • Move subject to left or right of center

  8. Different Angles • Try interesting angles – low, high, bird’s eye-view, etc.

  9. Different Angles • Try interesting angles – low, high, bird’s eye-view, etc.

  10. Framing the Subject • Use natural lines, branches, etc. to frame subject

  11. Framing the Subject • Use natural lines, branches, etc. to frame subject

  12. Time of Day • Best time of day for lighting is sunrise and sundown

  13. Time of Day • Best time of day for lighting is sunrise and sundown

  14. Position of the Light: • Change your position so that light and shadows are more interesting – not flat lighting

  15. Position of the Light:

  16. Combination of Light and Shadow • Contrast between light and shadow makes for an interesting photo

  17. Combination of Light and Shadow

  18. Correct Exposure • Use exposure compensation to properly expose for the subject –try several shots

  19. Correct Exposure

  20. Background • Create a less distracting background

  21. Background

  22. Bibliography All internet photos were found on, http://photobucket.com/

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