*‘ Simple Tips To Improve
Your Photography

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All photos shown in This
deck were taken using my Sony Xperici Z2.

LEVEL
YOUR
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This is a simple and
obvious tip, but makes an impact on the appeal of a photo.

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' ’yoii shoulilad in the haoligroun - When you're oomposing an image gear so that the horizon

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Straighten your horizon for a
more natural-looking image with a greater impact.

AD. )U5T
YOUR
ANGLE

For the most of us
who take photos on the fly, we usually point, shoot, and we have a photo of our desired subject.

at It doesn't really occur
to us to ensure that we have a technically-pleasing composition. a

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Changing the angle from which
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RULE
OF
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Basically, the Rule of Thirds
suggests that you imagine a tic-tac-toe grid (of equal sizes) over what you're photographing.

Basically, the Rule of Thirds
suggests that you imagine a tic-tac-toe grid (of equal sizes) over what you’re photographing. That you put your subject at one (or two) of the four spots where the lines intersect.

«B . Placing your subject
a bit oil-center can add some interests to your photos. .. . .. ‘vs _. ——

It adds drama & emotions,
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'C‘I—¢. _.§ S It adds
context. The viewer gets more detail, and a better sense of how the / if: gr subject relates to the surroundings. r- *7": I

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1%‘ .1‘ ‘ ‘ “I'll! !! , r4 1‘ . ",4.'o' . I, i . a’ / / I It gives the viewer's eye more to do. is Rather than just looking at a center g point and being done with it, an off- center photo invites us to explore.

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