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Tips for Taking Picture Perfect Photos

Posted at 12:00 AM, Dec. 30, 2006

7 Tips for Taking Picture-Perfect Photos

  1. Practice with your camera and learn how it works before you head off to your company party or start snapping pictures of your kids unwrapping gifts.  Professional photographers say that preparation is one key to taking great photos.

  2. Snap several photos of the same group or scene so that you’re guaranteed at least one great shot.  Digital cameras, of course, show your results instantly!

  3. When taking a group picture, shoot from the chest up rather than attempting a head-to-toe shot. The picture will look more natural and you’ll better frame the all-important facial expressions.

  4. Rout “red eye!”  Instead of having your subjects look directly at you, ask them to look at your shoulder.  Also, take the photo in a spot that’s well-lit.  Voila!

  5. Posed shots can be wonderful, but it’s important to capture the candid ones as well.  You’ll love the pictures of surprise, sheer joy, tears, and delight seen during impromptu moments.

  6. Ensure that you aren’t missing from the pictures!  Hand the camera to a friend or relative and let someone else briefly play photographer so that your smiling mug can be treasured in print.

  7. Although you probably wouldn’t expect it, sunny days aren’t always the best environment for great pictures.  Instead, snap photos on an overcast day or in a shady spot to give a softer appearance and reduce harsh light.

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