20 Shoot Tips


1. Move in Close

2. Use Care In Cropping

3. Close Up Foreground Objects



4. C-Composition

5. Rule of thirds

6. Rule of thirds #2

7. Find an interesting angle

8. Define Your focal point

9. Creating active space

11. Use Diagonal Lines

12. Use Depth of field

13. Frame within a frame

14. Focus on the details





15. Use backlighting

                                          

16. Use diffused light



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