Simple tips for Better Travel Pictures

Do your friends and relatives beg to see your travel pictures? Or do they suddenly get very busy when you mention a slide show?
Follow this blog to find out how to take, share, and preserve wonderful memories with the photos from your special trip. These tips are for the traveler who uses a simple point and shoot digital camera and keeps it on the automatic setting most of the time.



Sunday, February 26, 2012

Loving Those Lines

Strong lines - whether they are vertical, horizontal, diagonal or converging can add a whole new dimension to a photo.  Unfortunately, I haven't really started "seeing" the lines around me yet.  This must be another part of the photographer's eye that develops with practice and experience.
 Look through these examples, then check out your own photos to see if have captured lines.  Note what those lines do to enhance the appeal of your photograph.
This great example of converging lines drawing the viewers eyes to a subject in the distance was taken by a very talented photographer: my sister.

Converging and leading lines add the perception of depth.




























Vertical lines can make a more static and peaceful image: