The document provides tips for taking good photos and examples of bad photos. It recommends properly focusing the camera, using a tripod or steady hands to avoid camera shake, following the rule of thirds composition, ensuring proper lighting without shadows, and not allowing obstructions in the frame. Bad photos are described as out of focus, containing obstructions, exhibiting camera shake, having unlevel horizons, or not following compositional guidelines.

1. Difference between a good
photo and a bad

2. What makes a good photo
• If it is a medium closes up of someone's face makes sure the light sources is not behind them and
they are the one looking into the light source, not the camera
• Makes sure that the camera stays levels whilst taking a photo by using a tripod or makes sure your
hands are steady so you reduces the risk of camera shake.
• Makes sure that the camera is in focuses before you take the picture by pushing down the shot
button half way.
• Make sure that if you are taking a long shot makes sure that all of the line in the horizon are going
the same way so that it is easy to view and doses not make the picture confusing to see.
• Make sure that you try and maxims the spaces used in the picture by following the rule of thirds,
so there is not any big gaps on the photo of e.g. a brick wall
• Make sure that the camera is correctly focus on the thing you want to see in the image
• Make sure that any props uses in the photo do not get in the ways of anything important like a
person face
• Make sure that the light is the right amount so there is no shadows obstructing important things
in the seen

3. What makes a bad photo
• A bad photo is not properly focuses and you can barely see clearly what is
in the photo
• A bad photo might have some thing obstructing so thing important in the
images like a window in front of some ones face
• A bad photo might not be clear because there might have been a cases of
camera shake whilst taking the picture
• A bad photo might not have all the line level because it was taken at a
weird angle
• A bad photo might have a glare in it because the camera is facing the light
or because something in the image is reflecting light
• A bad photo might not follow the rule of thirds and in the image there
might be a big area of nothing like a wall

4. Example of good and bad images
• Good image • Bad images