How to > Take great pictures: the basics |
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Arrange portraits around an objectHere’s a standard group shot—a family sitting on patio, in a row. It’s a nice picture, but there’s no clear relation between the people and the setting. There are too many background elements that are unrelated to the subjects. ![]()
Find an object that your subjects can gather around. Like taking a picture from an unusual perspective, it makes the composition more visually pleasing. In this photo, the tree trunk serves as a nice visual balance to the two children. It also connects them with the environment in which the picture is being taken, whether that’s indoors or outdoors. ![]()
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