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| Has this ever happened to you? You're at a wedding/graduation/on vacation/it's a holiday, and you're taking about 1,000 photos in hopes of preserving some great memories of the day. Problem is, 99 percent of the photos you took... well, they're terrible. You silently (or not-so-silently) curse at yourself and for the umpteenth time, resolve to learn to take better photos for next time. But how do you get started? | |
Start With a Good Camera
Great photos start with a decent camera. It doesn't need to be fancy or expensive, but it should suit your personal wants and needs. Before you buy (or borrow) a camera, use this checklist and figure out what you'll be taking pictures of, what kinds of prints you'll be making, what size camera you want, and more.
| Take Better Portraits
Whether you're an amateur or professional photographer, chances are you'll need to photograph people at some point. To get the best, most natural-looking portraits of your friends and family, try out these five simple tips.
| Enhance Your Photos With Simple Editing Techniques
"But my digital camera takes great photos on its own," you protest. Or maybe you just don't have the time or inclination to fiddle around with your photos before you print or share them. Luckily, there are a few simple things you can do to make those good photos so much better -- and best of all, they don't require much time or technical knowledge.
| Take Great Photos With Your Smartphone
So maybe you don't want to bother buying or borrowing a new camera or learning how to use one at all. We get it. If you already own a smartphone, you're well on your way to taking beautiful photos -- all you need to do is download a photography app. Best of all, the ones we've looked at here won't cost you a dime (yes, they're free).
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