Capture Motion, Emotion, & Relationships

1. YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHY Show & Photos by K. Lahti

3. MOTION

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5. Example # 2

6. Example # 3

7. Example # 4

8. EMOTION

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10. Example # 2

11. Example # 3

12. Example #4

13. Example #5

14. RELATIONSHIP

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19. RULE OF THIRDS

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21. Example #2

22. Example #3

23. CLOSE DETAIL

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25. Example #2

26. Example #3

27. FRAMING

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29. PATTERNS

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32. LEADING LINES

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35. Example #3

36. UNIQUE ANGLE

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38. Example #2

39. Example #3

40. QUICK TIPS

41. Posed but not really. . . Posed shots are not good. But shots of people posing for other people often work. Since they aren’t posing for you, the shot is candid and the angle is interesting.

42. Always have your camera Keep your camera with you. It’s not hard. Just put it in your purse or backpack. So if there’s, let’s say, a chemistry lab you’ll be all set.

44. Busy vs simple Very very VERY distracting Much more simplistic