Making Better Photographs

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The document provides tips for taking better photographs. It recommends evaluating the lighting conditions, working with available light by adjusting camera settings, and looking for reflections. It encourages focusing on a theme for an event photo wall, learning your camera by changing settings, and breaking rules by moving fast and having fun. Additional tips include paying attention to the background, filling the frame, using the rule of thirds, changing angles, posing as a pretty subject, and prioritizing lenses over camera body when buying equipment.

Taking Making Better Photographs Kris Krüg www.staticphotography.com www.kriskrug.com Gnomedex 2008, Seattle

Evaluate the Light Sun? Shade? Incandesent, Halogen? Look around - highlights, shadows, spotlights Put your subject in good light Look for reflection/catchlight in the eyes Use lamps, spotlights, etc

Shoot in Low Light/Available Light Increase your ISO (ASA) Increase your aperture (F-stop) Decrease your shutter speed Focus manually if autofocus fails you Tinker with manual settings/metering Brace on things (tripod, gear bag)

Look for Reflections Puddles are my favorite Glass Metal Shiny floors Provides symetry, unique perspectives, and extra light

Focus On A Theme Polaroids Portraits Black & White//Sepia//Over-exposed Laptop Stickers//Geeks & Gear Funny Faces

Learn Your Camera Isolate the variables - depth of field, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, etc Tinker, tweek, shoot lots, share your photos, get feedback, change it up Share gear - find someone you can test out lenses, flashes, etc with SET THE FUCKING WHITE BALANCE

Take a Look @ Your Background No trees sprouting out of peoples heads. Less busy puts more focus on the subject

Fill the Frame Get close to your subject Use all the screen real estate

Rule of Thirds An image can be divided into nine equal parts by two equally-spaced horizontal lines and two equally-spaced vertical lines. The four points formed by the intersections of these lines can be used to align features in the photograph. Proponents of this technique claim that aligning a photograph with these points creates more tension, energy and interest in the photo than simply centering the feature would.

Get High! Swing Low... People look better (younger, skinnier) from above Stand on things Lay down Get the angle Change your perspective

Tips for Being a Pretty Subject Laugh! Smile! Have fun! Make eye contact with the camera Take off your conference lanyard Stand in the light Avoid douchebag hand gestures unless your a Japanese girl or me. ;) Get close, show some love Don’t squirm - stand still.

Camera Buying Advice Lenses more important than body Don’t fall for Mega Pixels Look for manual controls I like cameras from camera companies - Canon, Nikon, Fuji

<paradox> Now forget all that. Go gonzo styleé. Fuck focus, framing, etc. Move fast. Have fun. Feel it. </paradox>

Thx to Chris and Ponzi. Creative Commons. Share the love. Link to me on the words ‘photographer’, ‘fashion photographer’, ‘vancouver photographer’, or all the above and I’ll give you a gift of photographic awesomeness! ;) Kris Krüg. kk+. 778. 898. 3076. [email_address] <3 <3 <3

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