Photo a day – May 23
The pool is bright, the sun is bright, everything is reflective. So bring that ISO on down super low, and get in the shade if possible
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Make your people look at the camera sometimes. I often like to just capture moments as they’re happening,
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Late at night when there is very little light you’ll need to open your lens up wide and scoot your ISO up pretty high. These newer cameras
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Watch out for “hot spots”. You don’t really want them. See the bright sun spot on my boy’s leg?
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Lunch with grandma and grandpa as they try to keep a little social distance from us. ;)
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Try changing your focus point. It totally changes the image and where your eye is drawn. Same image, different focus point.
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Find a way to naturally frame your subjects. This time, I played around with framing my husband and son with the ladder ball set
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Sometimes, open your lens up as wide as possible (smallest aperture number f1.4 or in this case I was at f1.8) and play with it
Read MorePhoto a day – May 15
Take a series of shots, and you may really love the story that they tell.
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