PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS FOR BEGINNERS

Do you want to start a career in photography? Do you need a guide on the necessary pros and cons to be a better photographer to be successful in the photography industry? Understanding these tips helps you understand the basics of photography as a young photographer and it’ll give you the chance to keep improving the skill.

TIPS FOR BEGINNERS

• LEARN TO HOLD CAMERA PROPERLY: A number of young photographers don’t know how to properly hold the camera which will cause blurry images. It’s important as a young photographer to learn how to hold the camera properly.

The right way to hold the camera is to hold it with both hands. Grip the right side of the camera with your right hand and place your left hand beneath the lens to support the weight of the camera.

• UNDERSTAND EXPOSURE TRIANGLE: Understanding exposure triangle as a photographer can’t be overemphasized. You must understand the function and principles of the exposure triangle (ISO, shutter speed, and aperture)  To fully understand the concept of exposure triangle read the previous article on exposure triangle here:   Photography 101: The Exposure Triangle – Business Of Photography   
• UNDERSTAND LIGHTING: Young photographers must understand the principle of lighting and different kinds of light. This would serve as the basis for shooting nice images. It’s important as a photographer to understand lighting; for more understanding about lighting read the previous article on lighting here: TYPES OF LIGHTING IN PHOTOGRAPHY – Business Of Photography
• UNDERSTAND RULE OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Having known your exposure triangle and lighting, it is important you know the rules of photography. This helps young photographers understand the different perspectives of shooting a nice image. To understand more about the rule of photography, read the previous article on the rule of photography here:  PHOTOGRAPHY COMPOSITION RULES – Business Of Photography
• LEARN MORE: As a young photographer, you must be ready to learn new stuff about the craft and learn from other experienced photographers, this helps improve your skill and knowledge of the craft.