While taking photos, I keep on finding and hunting for tips. These are some of them – 5 tips per post
Tip 391 (Choose different vantage points for taking your photo): Look for different vantage points when taking images. Sometimes, just shooting from a different vantage point can ensure that help you see patterns or a certain design in the way that nature / man made objects are arranged. Tip 392 (Use reflections and shoot some [...]
Tip 286 (Shoot beaches in the morning): Getting good shots of beaches, especially the play of water over the sand, is fun. However, in the harsh light, the whole scene tends to get a bit flattened. Shooting at the beach in the morning enhances the effect of the play of water and sand, and you [...]
Tip 106 (Self-timer / remote): You are travelling with your loved ones, and want to take a group photo, but are not able to find somebody who can take such a photo. One easy way of doing this is by using either the timer function found in cameras, or by using the remote control (wherever [...]
Tip 76 (Trying to show the scale of objects in an image): When you are shooting landscapes or other similar large objects, something the sheer scale of the objects you are shooting does not come through. Suppose you have some large natural occurring objects, if you place a human being next to the object, and [...]
Tip 31 (RAW images): If you are fond of photography and take a lot of nature shots, consider taking photos in RAW. RAW images are the images as captured by the camera without the processing done by the camera to generate the JPEG. A lot of people prefer to work on the RAW image and [...]
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