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Move in close!

January 8th, 2010

When composing your photo resist the temptation to stay rooted to the spot! Use your feet as part of the photographic process. By moving closer to your subject you will be able to create a much more interesting shot.

Of course, it’s not always possible to get physically closer to the subject of your photo, but if your camera has a zoom control – this is the time to use it.

If you’re at a wedding, leave the group photos to the wedding photographer – instead get in close (either physically or using your zoom) to create a much more interesting shot. Keep close up shots of people to a maximum of three, so you can still get enough detail in!

Combining this technique with the rule of thirds means you can start 2010 with some great photos – ready to go in your next Life Poster!

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