5 Easy Text and Photo Composition Tips for Bloggers - Makeup and Beauty Blog

I'm nonetheless getting my learnin'south on hither at Photoshop World. 🙂 Yesterday's classes were great. There are different grade tracks for photography, lighting and Photoshop techniques, and y'all can get to whichever classes you lot want. Then, betwixt the classes, there's a huge expo hall with dozens of booths gear up upward by companies that sell photography equipment like lenses, huge studio lights and gigantic umbrellas.

Pretty cool if you're into this kind of stuff…

Here are five tips I picked upwardly yesterday to help you have your photography to the next level.

1. Angles increase the "drama!" They too add a sense of movement and energy. Y'all as well don't always need to fit objects entirely in the photo frame. Practice rotating your photographic camera to create different effects.

   

   

2. "When it comes to type," says Scott Kelby, writer of The Digital Photography Book series and NAPP president (National Association of Photoshop Professionals), "make information technology minor, and when you recollect it'south too minor, get a little further." You don't want your type to take away from your image.

   

3. For your text logos and photo titles, think contrast, contrast, contrast. If using two fonts, pair a script with a sans serif, lowercase and capital letter, no kerning with high kerning (the space betwixt the individual letters), etc.

   

4. In photos, the viewer's eye naturally seeks out text earlier anything else. Then it looks for the lightest parts of an image. Lighter objects also appear larger than darker objects.

   

   

5. Tangents are points where 2 objects appear to affect/meet in an paradigm. The eye will seek out these areas — these meeting points. It's weird… You can't resist looking at them! Sometimes, if they're unintentional, they can detract from what you really want people to look at in your picture. Also, purposefully cropping parts of something (like a short beauty blogger) tin can make it appear larger or taller.

   

   

Some of these are crazy, right!? Didn't your eyes expect at that indicate where the pyramid barely touches the top of the motion-picture show frame? And those 2 apples — they're both the same size, but doesn't the lighter green apple tree look a piffling bigger than the red one?

Your friendly neighborhood beauty addict,

Karen

P.South. For more tips from Photoshop World and other conferences I've attended, click here.

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