Stock in home? LPhotography Tips

Most of the beginner of photography are confusing that they have to travel to capture a good moment around the world but there are many peoples that love photography love to shoot much photos and they are stock in home for now I'll show you some great ideas to your photograph that can do everywhere even you stock in home.

Wrap torn plastic or other materials around the edge of your camera to create hazy edges

This clever photography trick produces soft, hazy edges around with a photograph, helping to create a seductive, ethereal or other-worldly atmosphere.

Reflection

At home there're nothing much for we shoot but the most one that we can do is Portrait Photography. You might think it just simple photograph that everyone can do even like a selfish but we can use creative ideas to make it look more attractive at your photograph.

The reflection of mirror, water or even with your spoon.etc.

Photoshop

Photoshop is the one of million creative way for us to do. You can create whatever you want to look more awesome, amazing, or more funny. Nowadays you can learn about Photoshop in everywhere as you can search on Google, Youtube or Facebook. etc. So don't make a excuse that you don't know how to do it.

Well, and there much more for us to do and learn about photography.

Don't say:

You don't have time

You don't have a DSLR camera

You don't have enough equipment

All of this just your reason to cheer yourself up for doing nothing better because your eyes are the best equipment for doing Photography. As there no excuse for Photography.

Love it, Do it, Learn it, and get to the Goal.

Written by Theng Leang Lee Copyrighted by LPhotography

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