Five tips for taking a beautiful picture

Look for the beautiful light

Light is the soul of the photo,  photo canvas prints as long as you grasp the right light, your wind lighting will be different! Shooting in a beautiful landscape around noon can still be tedious, but if you're shooting at dusk or sunrise, even the most mundane of places can make for great work.

Include a clear subject

The second element to keep in mind is to include a clear subject. It seems easy to understand, but it's also easy to ignore. When you see beautiful scenery, printing on canvas natural to want to take pictures of flowers, trees, rivers, mountains, etc., so that the picture becomes confused and loses the subject of the reader's focus. Usually, after arriving at a scenic spot, it is best to see what is most attractive: the mirror reflection of the lake. Is it a flowing stream? Then use it as the subject of the photo so that it clearly highlights the main character.

A concise background

As with the second point, "clear subject," a clean background allows you to avoid clutter and focus. To get a clean background, a lot of times we have to change the Angle to make the composition work.

Interesting and changeable composition

Painting starts with blank space and adds elements slowly, but photography is just the opposite. We should try to get rid of unnecessary things. So what elements are available for composition? You can refer to the figure below. Line, chime, texture, geometry, shading, contrast try to include more than one or three elements in your composition, and you'll get a great shot!

Appropriate use of gradient grey filter (GND)

When shooting landscapes, especially in the daytime, the sky and the light of the ground than will be very big, if taken directly at this moment, one is blown out, the sky or ground underexposure, use the gradient ash filter (long exposure can use black card), you can take out of the ground and keep the details of the sky, when the whole feels professional will be many, you don't like have a try!

Add an interesting point for the photo

I don't think the photos you made were unremarkable. The best photo is able to tell a story, so each photo also needs a "protagonist," and for beginners, it is recommended to follow this step:

Start with a simple background (color, texture, shape, content, etc.) for your photo. Add an "interesting" protagonist to this simple background, custom photo aluminum print if the "interesting point" is in contrast to the background (color, size) or better. At this point the photo will be easy to capture the reader's focus!