Taking artful travel photos
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Play with different angles Even recognizable or frequently photographed locations can be even more eye-catching when you capture them from a fresh perspective. For example, shoot buildings looking up rather than straight on. |
Position your subject To create more powerful photos, place the subject off-centre and leave the rest of the frame empty. Imagine the shot divided into three sections (like a noughts and crosses game). |
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Use silhouettes Put your subject between you and the setting or rising sun to create dramatic silhouettes-perfect for framing. |
Capture colour |
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Try black and white The contrast of black and white accentuates lines, textures, and edges, making it a good choice for turning snapshots into dramatic photos. |
Snap signs and symbols Landmarks, signs, and memorabilia can make for fun, creative photos. Look for opportunities to capture the flavour of your destinations - great for scrapbooking too. |
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Display your memories Show off your most memorable travel photos, and turn your home or office into a beautiful art gallery in the process. |
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