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How to find NEW angles of POPULAR photography spots!
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In this week's video, I give my thoughts on how to photograph popular locations/products in different and unique ways to avoid taking a generic photo! I go through how to approach the shoot and what are several things you should keep in mind. Here's a short summary of some points I made in the video:
1. Take some time to study and observe your surroundings to really take in the vibe you're going for in your photos, as well as some elements you want to include and which angles you want to shoot from.
2. Make sure you explore ways of getting the shots you want, whether they involve laying on your stomach to get a super low angle or carefully climbing up something to get a higher perspective!
3. Try out different camera lenses that have varying focal lengths so you can either compress the photo or go for more of a wide-angle field of view.
4. As mentioned above, don't be afraid of experimenting with different elements like including reflections (in this video I included some shots with window, shiny bench, and puddle reflections), framing a shot with a railing, top of a car, or anything else you can think of, or even bringing your own things from home like a prism or some other prop!
5. Lastly, I didn't mention this in the video but dress appropriately for the weather so you can solely focus on taking beautiful photos!
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How to find NEW angles of POPULAR photography spots!
pexels.com
In this week's video, I give my thoughts on how to photograph popular locations/products in different and unique ways to avoid taking a generic photo! I go through how to approach the shoot and what are several things you should keep in mind. Here's a short summary of some points I made in the video:
1. Take some time to study and observe your surroundings to really take in the vibe you're going for in your photos, as well as some elements you want to include and which angles you want to shoot from.
2. Make sure you explore ways of getting the shots you want, whether they involve laying on your stomach to get a super low angle or carefully climbing up something to get a higher perspective!
3. Try out different camera lenses that have varying focal lengths so you can either compress the photo or go for more of a wide-angle field of view.
4. As mentioned above, don't be afraid of experimenting with different elements like including reflections (in this video I included some shots with window, shiny bench, and puddle reflections), framing a shot with a railing, top of a car, or anything else you can think of, or even bringing your own things from home like a prism or some other prop!
5. Lastly, I didn't mention this in the video but dress appropriately for the weather so you can solely focus on taking beautiful photos!
Follow us on Instagram! @pexels
