If you're shooting something in the wild (not in the hunting meaning of the thing) try to avoid backgrounds with lots of "information" because it will distract the viewer attention from the main subject.
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Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Tips Hints and Tricks #2
Hey, everyone! Today I'll give you a new hint, or is it a tip? Maybe a trick... When taking a photo of some subject that you can control (and maybe if you can't but it will eventually move) try to go for the plain backgrounds.
If you're shooting something in the wild (not in the hunting meaning of the thing) try to avoid backgrounds with lots of "information" because it will distract the viewer attention from the main subject.
This is bad:
This is good:
If you're shooting something in the wild (not in the hunting meaning of the thing) try to avoid backgrounds with lots of "information" because it will distract the viewer attention from the main subject.
This is bad:
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not really...since i can't see the good one!
ReplyDeleteIt's just a frog on a leaf...
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