22. photos true to us and the PEOPLE WE WORK WITH Empowering Passionate Inclusive Ingenious Authoritative
23. HINTS AND TIPS VARIETY: Take both landscape and portrait shots. WHERE IS THE STORY: One of the best techniques for non-professionals to get a great portrait. Set up the shot. Get the person to hold something. BEND YOUR KNEES: Shoot below the subject’s eye-line. It makes them more empowered. GET IN CLOSE: Try standing about a metre away from your subjects. Get eye contact. RELAX: Breathe in, breathe out. Then take the shot.
24. where is the story? SET UP THE SHOT USE A PROP: Get the person to hold something that relates to the project
34. What’s wrong with this photo? The person is blurry, and the wall is in focus. Focus their face. Half-press the photo to activate auto-focus. Then press the button to take the photo.
35. PHOTO BORING: Follow our hints and tips. Aim for one or two people per image. (Also watch to get bags, cameras, water-bottles out of shot)
36. TOO BRIGHT: find some shade or wait till the sun goes down a bit. Check the camera settings.
37. TOO DARK: find somewhere with a bit more light, or a light source. Watch out for bright light behind the person. Bright light should be behind YOU.
38. WHERE ARE THE PEOPLE? We work with people, not taps
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40. WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? EQUIPMENT: We have a small collection of equipment that can be loaned out to travelling staff. WORDS AND PICTURES: New multimedia data-base that can store your photos and stories OUR COLLECTION: Has more than 15,000 images and is growing. EXPERTISE: Help with selecting photographs for reports, presentations…
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