
Sometimes, we get caught up in getting the big picture that we neglect to notice the small details that make the whole.
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If you attend a wedding, it would be unsurprising to find that a LOT of your photos are of people; however, you should also take photos of the minutia that give visual cues to anyone who might be viewing your photos as to where you were. Multi-tiered cake = wedding, stack of gifts = birthday, empty beer bottles strewn over a table = christening. Well, you get the picture.
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crepe paper flower 'growing' out of a shower = ? |
You will find that shooting the details will help you tell a story with your photos, especially when you upload all 212 of them onto the web for your family and friends to ‘enjoy’. I could talk about the careful selection of photos here (and not seemingly make stop-motion animation), but I’ll just reserve that for another post.
With all five tips posted, thanks for reading and bearing with the inanity.
Noted. Thanks! :)
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