Photography

Tips on Photography

Photography is the art of taking pictures. Artist always tend to improve their art. So, for doing so, the following rules can prove to be really helpful.

1. Rule of third:

A picture that has something yellow and uses rule of third.

In this picture using the rule of thirds we can highlight and showcase the beauty of the flowers. This is as we used the rule of thirds to divert the viewers attention towards the yellow flower.

A picture that has something blue and uses rule of third.

In this picture, just like the previous one, by using the rule of thirds we can spotlight the blue sky by keeping then on the edges of the the lines. This tip makes this picture more vibrant and more beautiful and gives a great impression.
 

2. Fill the frame:

Using fill the frame we can focus on a single object. This makes us appreciate even the smallest detail in the object. Moreover it channelizes the attention of the viewer directly towards the object.

3. Picture from down low:

This trick gives height to the building making it look big and more appealing. Moreover using this effect you can easily capture the whole building or structure in a single frame.

4. Leading Lines:

Using leading lines you can tell the user to look at a certain person or a certain thing via leading lines you can control the viewers point of attention.

Another example of leading lines

5. Vertical Portrait:

 Vertical portrait gives a huge impression about a person. Even the smallest detail about a person can be captured. Moreover a portrait looks visually very appealing.

6. Horizontal Portrait:

 In horizontal portrait you can cover vast area around you making you less important and blend in with the surrounding. It is good to use when you do not want to put emphasis on the person.

7. Picture of yourself:

This picture was taken in Murree. It was the last time I hung out with all my friends because Covid-19 came right afterward. 

Photography is a lot deep then we think. A good picture can depict and explain itself the best. Sometimes a picture is better then words to describe something or someone. Words can be felt but have no posing or inflicting characteristic to it, whereas a good picture once seen can inflict a lot to the viewer. But neither one can be looked down upon as both together can be very mesmerizing piece of art.