When you snap a picture, do you get-close enough: to your subject?
This is one of the best ways to make your pictures simple and unified, Get close enough to eliminate Objéris and details that have nothing to do with the picture subject, Let Your subject appear large enough to dominate the picture, To make your pictures include just enough, and not too much, use your view finder carefully. Decide what you want to take, point the camera at the chosen subject, and move forward until the image in the view finder shows just the part you want, Then judge the distance carefully, focus © accurately and snap the lens, you can snap 3% picture feet or nearer.
When you get a picture that happens to include too much, try trimming it until it looks right, Then have an enlargement made of the picture as trimmed, Make it a rule to take pictures near enough to exclude ever that does not help idea." Soon you will find you are getting better pictures.
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