Today and tomorrow I need to discuss taking Pictures that are a bit out of the container. You see its all exceptionally well and great to have a representation that takes after all the tenets – however it hit me as I was surfing on Flickr today that regularly the most striking pictures are those that break all the principles. I need to take a gander at a few approaches to think outside the box and take striking representations by breaking (or at any rate curving) the guidelines and including a little arbitrariness into your representation photography.
Get up high and shoot down on your subject or get as near to the ground as you can and shoot up. Whichever way you'll be seeing your subject from a point that is sure to make interest. Have your subject center their consideration on something inconspicuous and outside the field of perspective of your cam. This can make an inclination of openness furthermore make a little interest and enthusiasm as the viewer of the shot marvels what they are taking a gander at. This interest is especially drawn about when the subject is demonstrating a feeling (ie 'what's making them chuckle?' or 'what is making them look surprised?'). www.wav0r.com/more-awesome-ways-to-take-photos
