1. Funny Drawings Of Animals
Although most people think that taking a picture is just as simple as pointing and shooting,
there really is an art form to it. Typically, your photos never look quite as good as you
imagined they would. However, once you learn the proper techniques, it really is simple to
take great pictures.
Try not to capture a gray sky in your pictures. An expanse of gray sky in your images will give
them a dull, pallid appearance. Although, if you are taking photos with black and white, you
can shoot your photos with an overcast sky. If the sky is blue and beautiful, include it as
much as you want, but pay attention to the light.
Taking pictures should be fun. It is an invaluable tool for capturing a moment in time that
could otherwise be forgotten. Have fun when taking the photos so that you can be excited
about learning a new skill.
Framing the subject in a photo is very important. To remove things that aren't relevant to your
subject matter, zoom into its focal point. This can get rid of all the focal points you don't want,
and keep clutter out of your photographs.
Shoot photos of a wide range of individuals. It's important and often legal that you gain
permission before taking someone's picture. When reviewing your travel pictures, these
people will give you a lasting emotional connection to your travels, even if the faces do not
seem very unusual at the time. Find casual clothing and candid expression.
Often, the subject is directly staring at the camera. Shake things up a bit by having your
subject look away from the lens and focus on something in the distance. You could have
them look at something in the frame, such as a person or flower too.
Although many think white is the best color to wear in photographs, it actually makes getting
a good photograph difficult. The camera is going to get a reading because it is set to autofocus. White clothing gets washed out and loses its detail in these types of pictures.
Are you itching to shoot some dewy, rain-spattered subjects? Sometimes, the weather does
not oblige; however, you can create your own rain by carrying around a water spray bottle
with you to spray your subjects.
If you believe the nostalgic sentiments associated with film-based photography and would
like to try your hand at doing it the old-fashioned way, pick up a film camera at a second
hand store. Try getting some black and white film that has a ISO 200 rating; it is the best for
all situations. Don't neglect print-making as an avenue for exploration. Once your film is
developed, try ordering prints on different materials, such as fiber-based paper.

2. Confine yourself within certain limits, to breed creativity. One way is to limit your shots for a
whole day to subjects that express a single idea. Don't allow yourself to quit until you have
shot one-hundred different pictures that are focusing on this same concept. By placing
limitations on yourself and your photography, you can sharpen your creative skills and work
outside of the box.
As we have stated, understanding what photography is really all about can sometimes be
difficult. Awesome Pictures