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3 EASY PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS every BEGINNER should know

5/07/2023 Matt 0 Comments

 

Photographer Nigel Danson shares three valuable tips for achieving consistently better photos. He highlights the importance of technical skills and aesthetic appeal in photography. Nigel's tips focus on composition and simplicity to enhance the overall quality of photographs.


Tip 1: Zooming In and Focal Length:


Zooming in and adjusting focal length can simplify compositions and create more impactful images. By cropping and narrowing the field of view, photographers can eliminate distracting elements and draw attention to key subjects.

Tip 2: Don't Rush to Set Up Tripods:


Nigel advises against immediately setting up tripods when arriving at a location. Instead, he suggests taking time to explore and experiment with different angles before committing to a composition. This approach allows photographers to discover unique perspectives and capture more engaging shots.

Tip 3: Mastering Light:


Nigel emphasizes the importance of understanding and utilizing light effectively. He discusses how the direction and quality of light can dramatically transform a scene. By experimenting with different lighting conditions, photographers can create diverse moods and enhance the visual impact of their photographs.


By implementing these three tips—zooming in, refraining from immediate tripod setup, and mastering light—photographers can elevate the quality of their images. 


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About Nigel Danson:


I am passionate about landscape photography and the great outdoors.  Follow my adventures taking beautiful landscapes in the UK and US. My aim is to inspire with Landscape photography tips and techniques. Let's Get Connected: www.nigeldanson.com |  Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Get $100 off Mastering the Art of Landscape Photography - www.nigeldanson.com/masterclass

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