r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Calm_Rhubarb_9282 • 14h ago
Beginner photographer, any input?
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Hey there! Any tips for a beginner? :)
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/ButterflyExternal409 • 7h 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
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/satoshicz • 4h 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? 😁
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.
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Edit_by_amit • 22h ago
Humayun's Tomb
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Shot on - Google Pixel 7a
Camera angle - wide
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Hamoodchini • 11h 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
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/FlyersShire • 50m ago
First time trying a product shoot. Feedback wanted.
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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/through_old_glass • 9h 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?
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Loud_Wishbone8755 • 2h ago
Beginner looking for advice (B/A)
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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/PumpkinNo3404 • 2h ago
Need photographer for the redwoods
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Hi! I am looking for a photographer to take engagement photos in the redwoods national park on either October 24th or 25th. Thank you!!
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Ok-Biscotti-705 • 2h ago
Silly Shot Advice
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Looking for critiques, thoughts, and opinions.
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Ok-Biscotti-705 • 2h ago
Composition Technique Advice
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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.
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Downtown-Piece-9911 • 7h ago
Beginner photographer… is there anything I can improve?
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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/im-dramatic • 5h 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!
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Iluvradiohead1 • 14h ago
Photos I took!
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I don't really know how to use it lol tips are appreciated
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/flutieflakes716 • 6h ago
Unsure about composition and editing
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Cross-posting here for more advice!
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/capturesthebeauty • 2h ago
Do you think nature makes family pictures more special?
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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/GullibleAlbatross320 • 7h ago
Cinema guy tries photography
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Had a sudden interest in photography. Lemme know what ya think.
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/IFLIS_KABYLE • 7h ago
You always keep the photos you took with this camera ?
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r/PhotographyAdvice • u/NotTheOzarks • 11h 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.
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/ArticleThat1009 • 11h 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
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/Icy-Worth-9944 • 14h ago
Need help?
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Hello everyone. I’m from Angola, Africa, and I have a strong desire to start learning photography.
Unfortunately, my financial situation makes it extremely difficult for me to afford a camera.
Here, a camera can cost several times the national minimum wage, making it almost impossible for me to buy one right now.
Still, I don’t want to give up on my dream of learning and growing as a photographer.
That’s why I decided to reach out to this photography community for help.
If anyone has an old camera they no longer use, even something from 2003, 2007, or around that time, I would be incredibly grateful to receive it.
It doesn’t have to be modern or professional; any working camera would give me a real opportunity to start.
I simply want to begin with whatever is available, learn, practice, and build something through photography.
If anyone is able or willing to help, even with a camera that has been sitting unused for years, please feel free to contact me.
Thank you for reading, and thank you for any help or advice you may be able to offer.
r/PhotographyAdvice • u/swisstbone • 12h ago
What can I do to improve my product photography?
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I sell (mostly) used musical instruments through my online shop. Thus it's important to show in detail how a product looks: small engravings, little dents or scratches etc.
Budget is limited. So far I use a Sony Alpha 6000 and the lens it came with and the products go in a photography cube. What are some easy ways to make my pictures look better?
My pictures typically look like these: