(EMAILWIRE.COM, July 11, 2013 ) Las Vegas, NV -- Professional photography firm, Square Shooting, is using its considerable expertise to aid photographers at all skill levels. Taking a picture is as easy as pushing a button, but taking a beautiful photograph is a work of art. You can take great photos with a simple, point-and-shoot camera or get lousy shots with the most expensive, top-of-the-line camera. It is not the camera that produces wonderful images, it is the photographer. To help you take great photographs, here are some helpful tips.
When taking a photograph, take one shot, then move in closer to the desired subject and take a second shot. You want the subject of the photograph to be the majority of the frame. Taking the second shot ensures that you get the better shot from one of the two, whether you were close enough initially or not.
Pay attention to clothing worn by the subjects in your photographs, particularly shirts. If at all possible make sure they are free from logos and prominent commercial advertising. Logos date a photograph and remove the "classic" feeling that is treasured in years to come. They also seriously clash with natural landscaping in outdoor environments.
About Square Shooting:
At Square Shooting, being a professional photographer means more than just getting paid to take pictures. Its about being a professional in every aspect of the photography business. We understand you need a reliable service capable of executing the project to your companys standards, not only effectively and efficiently, but within the budget goals you have envisioned.
For almost a decade, Jennifer Burkart and Ryan Reason have been honing their skills with continuing technical education, on-the-job training, and a studied awareness of contemporary style and current cultural trends in marketing. Combining these core ingredients with identifiable visual aesthetics allows Square Shooting to stand out when looking for a commercial photographer in Las Vegas.
Contact:
Square Shooting Imagery
8329 Lexford St.,
Las Vegas, NV 89123
702-499-4306
Jennifer@SquareShooting.com
http://www.SquareShooting.com
http://commercialphotographylasvegas.blogspot.com/
Jennifer Burkart
702-499-4306
Jennifer@SquareShooting.com
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When taking a photograph, take one shot, then move in closer to the desired subject and take a second shot. You want the subject of the photograph to be the majority of the frame. Taking the second shot ensures that you get the better shot from one of the two, whether you were close enough initially or not.
Pay attention to clothing worn by the subjects in your photographs, particularly shirts. If at all possible make sure they are free from logos and prominent commercial advertising. Logos date a photograph and remove the "classic" feeling that is treasured in years to come. They also seriously clash with natural landscaping in outdoor environments.
About Square Shooting:
At Square Shooting, being a professional photographer means more than just getting paid to take pictures. Its about being a professional in every aspect of the photography business. We understand you need a reliable service capable of executing the project to your companys standards, not only effectively and efficiently, but within the budget goals you have envisioned.
For almost a decade, Jennifer Burkart and Ryan Reason have been honing their skills with continuing technical education, on-the-job training, and a studied awareness of contemporary style and current cultural trends in marketing. Combining these core ingredients with identifiable visual aesthetics allows Square Shooting to stand out when looking for a commercial photographer in Las Vegas.
Contact:
Square Shooting Imagery
8329 Lexford St.,
Las Vegas, NV 89123
702-499-4306
Jennifer@SquareShooting.com
http://www.SquareShooting.com
http://commercialphotographylasvegas.blogspot.com/
Jennifer Burkart
702-499-4306
Jennifer@SquareShooting.com
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