subject: Photography - How To Choose Great Subjects For Even Greater Photos [print this page] Of course there are unlimited amazing subjects you can shoot and turn into outstanding photos but there is a technique to choosing the most photogenic subjects. Macro photography will give you fantastic results when taking photos of things like flowers.
Finding a Great Subject.
You might find great subjects when on a walk. If you enjoy capturing the beauty of flowers you can find amazing subjects in the display case of your local store. No one should give you trouble for taking photos, but if you feel uncomfortable, ask for permission. Exceptional subjects may be found in garden centers. You may also find good pictures of people interacting with the flowers. This is a place to find plenty of variety as well.
There are always wild life areas that will offer plenty of inspiration. Walking around the park, you can find some inspiring subjects. You may get a nice photo of tiny flowers or weeds rising up through the cracked ground. Close-up shots of any of these images always make really great photos.
If you enjoy flower pictures, carry your camera everywhere. You could stumble across the perfect photo opportunity everywhere. When the flower shows begin in spring you can literally get lost in the abundance of choices. Walking through malls can also present great opportunities, such as flower planters or table decorations. These make very interesting and dramatic photos. Your point of view on a photo could make all the difference on a great photo opportunity.
Point of view and your photo subjects.
Finding the optimal shot takes some technique. The photographer's view is extremely important. If you find something interesting to you, you have probably found the best view point for your shot. From where you were standing, after all, was where the subject caught your eye. Right there, or nearby is probably the perfect position. Cars and landscapes will be require more consideration of angles.
You can replace an object in different backgrounds, but with a landscape, you can experiment with different positions. When considering position, think about the lighting. You may already have a perfect vantage point without soft boxes or reflectors. You can find your distance, your angle and your perfect viewpoint by using your creative eye. Great photos are due to the creative instincts of the photographer.
