How to Improve Photo Composition
When taking a photograph, composition is the vital element. In case you have not composed a good photograph, your picture will go down the drain as you won’t even know what you are actually taking picture of. You are required to improve your photo composition in order to get best snaps and enjoy the moment for life time. Remember that compositions occur in photographs, web pages, architecture, paintings and interior designing. A good photographer arranges the parts and elements in a photo according to general rules of composition. By this your picture will look even better.
Instructions
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Subject identification
First you need to determine the subject. You need to think whose picture you are going to take. In case you are on the beach with your friends, you need to decide whether you want to take pictures of your friend or a picture of the beach with people and friends on it. -
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Fill the frame
You should avoid taking snaps of the hallway with your pet or friend in it. You need to focus on the subject which is your pet or a friend in this scenario. You can take whole scene picture if it is important to the story of the picture. -
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Take the picture horizontally or vertically
You need to decide whether you want to take the snap horizontally or vertically. Remember that most shots look better when taken horizontally. However, in some cases vertical snaps are better especially when taking solo picture.
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Take snaps with dramatic angles
You should take snaps at different and dramatic angles. If you are taking picture of a tree, you can lie down on your back and try taking picture up from that place. You need to see from your pet’s angle and simply get on the ground and take snaps. By this you will even make a boring picture more interesting. -
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Carefully cut the subject
There might come a time when you need to cut your subject in order to capture another scene. You need to be very careful when cutting your subject. -
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Simplify
You need to take simple photos. Don’t over-complicate the photo by taking picture of so many things. You will face difficulty identifying the subject later on.
