I may (or may not) include these in my upcoming photography class called "Simply Style" which is especially for online shop owners but would also apply to craft bloggers, review bloggers, food bloggers, DIYers for Before & After pics.
To do this I made use of my poor, neglected wacom bamboo tablet. in photoshop elements.
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| when you're setting up your shot watch out for these |
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| when choosing a place to shoot make sure it's in indirect light |
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| too close to the bright window light |
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| with flash |
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| without flash |
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| mama needs to dust! |
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| watch out for color cast by artificial light sources |
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| don't place your subject too close to bright sunlight |
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| a black background absorbs the light and takes care of shadows |
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| I think this one is self-explanitory |
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| the horizon line is really bothering me. Need to get a big piece of craft paper or something to take care of this. |
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| too much space between subjects |
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| good connection between subjects |














5 comments:
i giggled at this post because when im showing pictures to kevin i do something similar.. just with finger drawing LOL
and i learned too! :D
This is awesome! I am fixing my not so fantastic photos tomorrow. Great critique and tips on what to look out for and not do!!
This is a great what not to do post! Love the doodles !!
oh my goodness, seriously - this tutorial is great. Is this what you do in your classes? You have a great grasp of light.
This totally made me realize how bad my photos really are, lol. Thanks for the tips!!!
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