I’m back with another installment of photo tips! Senior picture edition 🙂
Here are some tips for that perfect senior photo!
Step 1: Never keep your camera straight/turn your camera sideways
Step 2: Always take pictures at the railroad tracks (Remember to put Step 1 into practice)
*Important Note* Just make sure they’re not in use at the moment 😉
Step 3: Always take at least one picture with a tree or trees in the background
Step 4: Don’t take this seriously 🙂
Step 1: Buy a DSLR camera (Never mind if you have no idea how a DSLR works: just experiment until you figure it out!)
Step 2: Start a blog (Remember, if you buy a DSLR your pictures will always be super high quality no matter what; so they definitely belong on the internet for all the world to see!)
Step 3: Start a photography business (Once you complete the first 2 steps, everyone is going to want you to take pictures for them.)
You are now officially a professional photographer! Congratulations!
Step 4: Don’t take this seriously 🙂
Step 1: Post every picture you take all over the internet
Make sure to post EVERY picture of that amazing sunset you captured…
I just love scrolling through 75 pictures of the same thing!
Step 2: Put the watermark on as BIG as possible. Always.
Make sure to let the WHOLE world know that YOU took this picture
Step 3: Be sure to post only your best quality photos
And there you have it. 3 easy steps to instantly improve your online photo posting experience!
Step 4: Don’t take this seriously 🙂
Step 1: Always take photos when the sun is at its highest point.
As you can see in the photo below, this provides a lovely balance of light and shadow to your photos
And it’s not just for landscapes…utilize this technique with any photo you take.
Step 2: When taking portraits of people and their pets, always make the pet the main focal point of the shot.
This always makes for a very pleasing composition, as you can see in the photo below
Step 3: Always do pet photography while standing up…as far above your subject as possible
This technique makes for a lovely portrait!
So there you have it! 3 quick and easy steps to instantly improve your photography!
Step 4: Don’t take this seriously 🙂
