Don’t be afraid to crop into your subject. By leaving part of your subject out of the picture you can Read More »

Try tilting your camera, just oh so slightly, to the left or the right to achieve a much more dynamic and interesting image. This works especially well with images of things that are long and narrow, such as Read More »

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Props do so much more than fill space, they tell a story. But more importantly they allow Read More »

It’s really important to connect with the person you’re photographing. One of the easiest ways to do this is to be at the same level as them – for children this often means Read More »

Get in close for some detail shots – honing in on some Read More »

Digital photography and affordable memory cards allow you to easily take lots of pictures and will definitely increase your chance of getting a great shot. When photographing Read More »

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Backgrounds are very important elements of photographs. Try and keep the area surrounding your subject simple and free of distracting elements that may draw attention away from Read More »

Typical camera design makes it easiest and most comfortable to take horizontal pictures, but that doesn’t mean that all images must be created this way. Many subjects lend themselves nicely Read More »