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My advice for shooting a photo: Avoid the "standing in front of something looking at the camera smiling" photo. If your party will be in the picture, get a pi
by LanceH 5y ago
My advice for shooting a photo: Avoid the "standing in front of something looking at the camera smiling" photo. If your party will be in the picture, get a picture of them looking at the subject. There is a difference in reminiscing about looking at something-incredible and reminiscing about turning your back on it to squint into the sun while someone fiddles with the camera.
Yes, get some photos of your whole group together so you can remember who was there or what everyone looked like "back then". But if people aren't the subject of the photo, get the photo with them interacting with it naturally.
- marcosdumay 5y ago> There is a difference in reminiscing about looking at something-incredible and reminiscing about turning your back on it to squint into the sun while someone fiddles with the camera. Yes. You get to have fun looking at the thing, and then you get to have fun again making a photo pose. And then you go have fun looking at the thing a second time.