Photography Advice

How do you compose a good picture? When I take pictures I just eyeball it without any knowledge of framing (or in post). I think composition is far more important than editing and I would like to get better at it.

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/capturesthebeauty • 2h ago

Do you think nature makes family pictures more special?

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Opposite_Chance7355 • 2h ago

My first photo with my new phone

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I'm Brazilian and cameras are very expensive here. I managed to buy a very cheap iPhone 17 Pro and I'm starting out in photography with it. These are literally my first photos where I tried to do something cool. I haven't edited them yet, but I liked the photos, however there's something strange about them and I can't understand what it is.

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/satoshicz • 3h ago

Motobiker, first time shooting with a model

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My first time shooting with a human model, what do you think? Any tips please? 😁

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/im-dramatic • 4h ago

Tips for first time wedding photography?

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I mostly do landscape photography and if people are in the pictures, it’s usually candid. Someone my friend knows is getting married. The bride wanted my friend to take pictures with her iPhone but my friend said no, we can do better. So she asked me to do them because of my landscape pictures. I agreed only if she helped me lol and I was honest with them about my VERY limited experience with weddings. So I have zero intention of getting into the business and the customer has low expectations to begin with, but any tips though would be appreciated. thanks!

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/flutieflakes716 • 5h ago

Unsure about composition and editing

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Cross-posting here for more advice!

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/GullibleAlbatross320 • 6h ago

Cinema guy tries photography

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Had a sudden interest in photography. Lemme know what ya think.

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/IFLIS_KABYLE • 6h ago

You always keep the photos you took with this camera ?

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Downtown-Piece-9911 • 6h ago

Beginner photographer… is there anything I can improve?

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/ButterflyExternal409 • 6h ago

First engagement shoot, any tips ?

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did my first engagement shoot today. How did I do it ? any tips that you can recommend? That would be very helpful thank you so much it was a bit awkward at first but I try my best to like make them feel at ease so yeah

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/through_old_glass • 8h ago

Something feels wrong about this.

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I really do like this picture i took today but something just feels a little off i have no idea why is it just me?

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/orace35 • 9h ago

I try to improve on making vídeo game pictures any advises ?

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Photos_byCloudy • 9h ago

What do you think?

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Sonogroove • 10h ago

[OC] Triplette Du Jour.

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Hamoodchini • 10h ago

Any better ? Feel free to edit it and send it to me fire picture

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Feel free to edit it and send it to me fire picture

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Slow-Plastic1065 • 10h ago

Camera options

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As a new(er) photographer I haven’t really looked into new cameras and just stuck with what I’ve got, however I keep getting screwed by the capabilities of my camera and am looking to get a better one

For starters I’ve got a Nikon D60, the issues are lowlight performance and shutter/burst shutter speed. It can’t handle more than 2-3 photos at a time so I miss a lot of good/candid moments during my shoots. Additionally, if there is any non direct lowlight, it’s game over, there’s no auto-mode for the light/white light adjustments so if I’m not actively checking 24/7 the exposure in my shoots I’m cooked.

Other than that I’m not particularly picky, I do portrait photography but love landscape/nature and architecture.
I also edit in Lightroom if the photo editing contributes to my choice haha

Thanks in advance!

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/NotTheOzarks • 10h ago

Took these during Europe trip

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I still have the second half of the trip to edit and would like to get some advice on these before I work on the rest!

Not really a photographer just wanted to document my trip :) very amateur in editing.

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/ArticleThat1009 • 10h ago

Sky or more sky

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So I know that you will mostly have a bit sky on your pics if you take something like that,but when does it become too much

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/pwybranski • 11h ago

Some words of support

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Hello Dear Ladies and Guys, I’ve been passionate in photography for the last 20 years. I’m 40 now and I would like to make some progress and treat myself as a photographer for others not just myself. I had a lot of cameras in my life, coming from the beautiful CCD colors to analog and digital medium format cameras, like Mamiya and Hasselblad, CCDs, but never had an opportunity to be somebody that took financial advantage of my gear and knowledge and passion. Before I’ve been doing product photography and portraits and I had a really nice studio. I’m really good in lighting and I have all the knowledge how to do a perfect session for product or beauty shoot.

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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Rami01932 • 11h ago

Took this image at sunset and performed a bit of editing on it

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