Help On How To Capture Good Photographs!?

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Asi I.

Jan 1, 2013

Asi I.

Well... Always keep your chin up to avoid double chin, definitely smile or create a mood using your facial expression, focus more on the features you like. Keep your body language easy and place a hand on your hip, turn a bit etc. Definetly think of your surroundings/ background. You can also add effects to jazz pictures up :)) Hope I helped.

Marena W.

Jan 1, 2013

Marena W.

Greaf advice Asi also lighting is very important i find my bathroom the best place & i also hold the camera above my head a little and look up directly into the lens not looking at urself thru the bathroom mirror 

Victoria D.

Jan 1, 2013

Victoria D.

Natural lighting is the best lighting you can have for taking photos. I take ALL of my photos sitting next to/in front of my window that lets in the most sun. You won't have to worry about over-editing/color correcting that way. Also if you're taking a close up of your eye makeup or something, make sure you're using the macro setting, so your camera focuses. It's usually represented by a little flower icon.

Asi I.

Jan 1, 2013

Asi I.

Thank you :) I also hold the camera above my head a little. Lighting is very important. Also try and not do the duck face -.- 

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