 | Get in closeGet in close for dramatic portraits. Fill the frame with
your subject to create pictures with greater impact. Step
in close or use your camera’s zoom to emphasise what
is important and exclude the rest. |
 | CompositionLook for an interesting composition to make your photos
look really interesting. Have everyone lie on the ground
and shoot from above. Alternatively have them in a
huddle and you shoot looking back up at them. When
capturing children are pets always get down on there
eye level. |
 | LocationConsider taking the camera on your next trip to the
beach or park and use the rocks and trees as beautiful
backdrops. Playground equipment, old shacks, walking
trails, vineyards and derelict cars are just some ideas for
other unusual locations that can look great when used
creatively. |
 | Create a themePick a theme and all dress the same e.g. white t-shirts
and blue jeans or all in black. You may also want to use
props such as Santa hats or angel wings. |
 | Shoot a series of photosCan’t choose your favourite photo - use them all. A
series of photos that show different expressions or
actions can look great when show as a gallery. |
 | Interesting subjectsUse your holiday photos of special places to create
unique artworks for your home or office. Thay can
be produced as wrap or edge mount photo art for a
stunning contemporary look or framed for a more
traditional finish. And don’t forget your favourite furry
friend, they are so cute so share them around. |
 | Colour treatmentsIf you would like us to use photos taken over a period of
time or photos of varying quality let us turn them all to
Black and White or Sepia to tie them together. |
