- Spend as much time and as much care as possible over a photograph. At the moment, I spend more time processing afterwards and less time composing beforehand, so this needs to change.
- Look for interesting shapes, colours and textures.
- Learn from professional work; keep a scrap book of interesting images.
- Use different lenses, lengths and angles to get the right shot.
- Use aperture settings to set points in focus and other points out of focus
- Use panning to express movement
- Consider the position of the subject in the frame
- Make a sequence
- Take the same image with different focal lengths and different viewpoints
- Aim for balance in the frame
- Think about where to position the horizon
- Think about frame shapes and sizes: horizontal, vertical, square
- Crop photos to find new pictures within the same image
- Look for contrasts.
Sunday, 29 April 2012
Learning points thus far
Having completed all the exercises leading into Assignment One, I thought it would be useful to summarise the learning points from the course thus far, both reminders and new focus points:
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