High Five Photo Tips for April:
1. Play with Motion. By varying the shutter speed, you can create more creative imagery. Slow shutter speeds can add interesting effects but may require polarizing or neutral density filters to enable slow enough shutter speeds. I prefer the Singh-Ray variable Neutral Density Filter. More about using motion creatively on my Rick Sammon Guest Blog Post.
2. Try Split Tones and Duotones to create more interesting B&W's. Images with pattern and texture create wonderful toned images.
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| Sugar Cane Factory Road |
3. Embrace Change. Look for new projects to excite you and entice you to go beyond your comfort zone.
4. Shooting wildlife - flora or fauna - get low for a unique look - get on the ground! Use a frisbee for support and protection - to keep the dirt out of your equipment. If on a beach or dune using a tripod or monopod, always extend the lowest tripod leg to its maximum to prevent sand and water getting into the joints.
5. When shooting people, keep the eyes in the top third. Look for catch-lights and sharp focus. Eyes are the key and the window to the soul.
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| Dog and Child Portrait |
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