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Essential Photography Tips

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Once youve got the shot layout sorted, you need to consider what other elements you might want to include in your portfolio. Its totally up to you, but things to consider are. An artistic statement outlining your concept or theme and personal information A list of shots included Titles for shots and a brief explanation Date location of shot A thumbnail contact sheet You may feel that you want the shots to do all the talking, or it might be necessary to give each shot some background contextual information. Its up to you, but remember to keep it brief. You want people to be looking at the shots, not reading waffle about how you climbed a mountain at 5 AM to get the shot.
Focus on the details
What Is It For
Define the purpose of your portfolio and study how to create a photography portfolio for that purpose
Break all the rules
Use a wide aperture for portraits
Don t rush out to buy a skylight filter
Choose an appropriate carrier for the portfolio that can be assembled in a myriad of methods
Don t be dictated by the sun
Be flexible
Try to Keep the Contrast High
Ask for feedback
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