lockdownn :8 creative quarantine photo ideas

QUARANTINE PHOTOGRAPHY IDEAS (BEGINNERS)
1. ALWAYS CONSIDER PETS.

he pros make it look easy, but anyone who has ever tried to photograph an unpredictable creature like a cat or a dog knows it is anything but. Here are some pet photography tips that the pros use to help you ‘get the perfect shot’.

1.set the camera to pet portrait.

2.try to capture their gestures

3.make them look funky

4.use vintage

2.utilization OF NATURAL RESOURCE.

Photography in Sunlight. Photography is all about light, the direction of the light falling on your subject is most important, you need to look at your subject carefully and watch how the shadows fall. ... The metering system has exposed for the highlights, as it should, and allowed the shadow areas to be underexposed.


3.LOCKDOWN DELICACIES.

With an unknown amount of empty days stretching before many of us, we wouldn't surprised if you were tempted to venture into the kitchen and try your hand at some new recipes (if you can find the ingredients!). However, why not combine your culinary passions with your photography hobby and try capturing beautiful shots of your scrumptious creations.



4.FLOATING CHAMOMILE.

The basic idea behind making such a centerpiece is to take a vase, a bowl, or any other glass vessel and fill it with water. Next, you need to put there some candles and flowers on it. That could be orchids, roses, lilies, and any other flowers you like. You can use whole flowers as simply their petals.



5.REJUVENATING MEMORIES WITH MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

A fantastic image would induce the viewer to reach in their computer screen and grab the tool and perform something, so at least play a fast installation –a “decorative” one. At this point it just has to look good; the real setup may be taken care of later on.



6. WATER EFFECTS.

cascading water is exciting to watch and photograph. Raging rivers also make beautiful photographs. Surging white water rapids, briny mist, and cascading spray are all the elements you need for a great picture.

>Use a shutter speed of 1/15 of a second or slower.


>Use a low ISO setting



7.FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY.

Food makes an excellent subject for still life photography, and you can achieve some incredibly artistic results. But great food photography means more than just snapping what’s on your dinner plate. Just like any other photography genre, there are certain rules that you need to follow to make the most of the stunning colors, textures, and shapes.

1. Shoot In Natural Light

2. Take Control Of The Shadows

3. Use A Neutral Background

4. Shoot From The Best Angle

8. GO GREEN.





Flowers and leaves are often the first things that come to mind when we look for subjects in our own gardens. They offer an endless variety of colors, shapes, and textures for you to photograph. You could create a collection based on a single color scheme, or try to find as many different leaf or flower shapes as possible.