From snapshot to a picture

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From snapshot to a picture

Capture

Introduction

More Than a Photo — It’s a Story

Usually we quickly take a photo. A photo brings back memories. Take the time to look at your subject. Make it interesting by...

Miss Hagen - Art teacher

through various techniques

Close up

cropping

perspective

basics of photography

Composition

How you place the elements in your photo determines whether a photo 'works'.

Light

Without light there is no photography. Learn to look at the direction, color, and quality of the light.

exercise

Rule of thirds

Perspective

Close-up

WHAT???! I will explain later

Take a photo in which it is clearly visible that you are using 'the rule of thirds'

Take a photo using either a frogs-eye view or a bird's-eye view

Custom itinerary-based shoot

All travel coordination

Location scouting

Full-day coverage

200 curated images

the rule of thirds

Use the 'grid' function on your smartphone or camera to see the lines directly in your viewfinder.

Rule of thirds

Perspective

You can use a frog's-eye view or a bird's-eye view to make your subject more interesting

perspective

Perspective

Close-up photography brings small subjects or details into a large view, making hidden details, textures, and emotions visible.

It is the art of looking closely.

Ensure a calm background or perhaps even no background so that you do not recognize the subject.

Close up

Some tips

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The 'Golden Rule': Clean your lens

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Manually control focus and lighting

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Walk toward your subject to zoom in

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A strong composition makes the difference between an ordinary photo and a beautiful photo

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You can always adjust the photo later in terms of color

Timetable

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