By Arthur Gingerman


If you're finding that a lot of your pictures are coming out with the same kind of style and lacking something that you can't quite put your finger on, try trying something new. There are an infinite number of ways to get a good shot on any one item or place. In this article, we'll supply you with a few suggestions that can help change the kind of images you end up with.

When you want to photograph something always look all around you. Even if you are strongly interested by an object you might find something more original right behind you. Think about an atmosphere or an effect that you want rather than an object you are going to build your picture around.

Set up a "real" photo shoot. You could get a model off of one of the modeling sites that are scattered all over the internet, or you could just have a friend that is comfortable in front of your camera take a day to work with you. Either way you are going to get experience behind your camera and have fun doing it.

After you are finished taking pictures, try your hand at editing them. A popular technique for creating interest in a picture is to make an only one-color show. Make the image appear to be black and white, but for a single color or subject. This will create contrast, and draw the eye where you want it.

An important tip to consider with photography is to be sure that you manually set your white balance. This is important because your camera does not always know what white is, even with the preset options. Bring a white card with you and use it to set the white balance in the environment that you are shooting.

Don't be afraid to move your subject, if it can be moved, if it's not working for you. You don't have to be the only thing moving if something is amiss. You can create all kinds of interesting shots and compositions by moving to an unexpected location or even using a different source altogether.

Now that you have a handful of new ideas to help improve your photography style, have fun and try to see how many of them work for you. You may find that all of them improve your pictures, or you may find that some just don't add what you're looking for to the style they already have. Most importantly, just have fun!




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