1) Subject Position – No matter if your photographing a child, a landmark or an animal, correctly positioning the subject of your photograph can make a huge difference in the outcome. While many amateur photographers think they should center the subject, the truth is that photographs are more interesting when the subject is off-center.
2) Backgrounds – one of the easiest ways to ruin a great picture is to have an interfering background. Be sure to take notice of what’s behind your subject before you snap your picture. Is there a tree branch or a light post that will distort your photos? Is the wallpaper to busy next to your subject’s shirt? A quick look around will help you create better photos.
3) Natural Frames – an easy way to add depth and interest to your photos is to use a natural frame for your subject. From doorways to trees, there are hundreds if not thousands of objects you can use to help frame your subjects. Simply position your subject in a window or between bushes to help create a beautiful photograph.
Carol Bridges
32002 Lomita Dr.
Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679
949.589.5311