Photography Tips
I was recently asked if I would be judging the photography for entries of the sweater challenge. No, I'll be looking at your creativity in how you styled the garment. With that said, a good photograph will communicate the look better than a poor one. Here's a few tips to remember when taking your photos for the contest.
1. Show the look from head to toe. Have you photographer squat a bit so the camera isn't level with your eyes. It may even look like he's photographing your stomach.
2. Find good lighting. Get outside, not in the harsh bright sun, but preferably on a cloudy day. Bright sun will make you squint and add shadows. Cloudy days are great for soft lighting. If you need to shoot inside, try standing by the window and turn off the flash.
3. Find a simple, non-distracting background.
4. Have fun, strike a pose! Just make sure whatever pose you use, you're showing the complete outfit.
1. Show the look from head to toe. Have you photographer squat a bit so the camera isn't level with your eyes. It may even look like he's photographing your stomach.
2. Find good lighting. Get outside, not in the harsh bright sun, but preferably on a cloudy day. Bright sun will make you squint and add shadows. Cloudy days are great for soft lighting. If you need to shoot inside, try standing by the window and turn off the flash.
3. Find a simple, non-distracting background.
4. Have fun, strike a pose! Just make sure whatever pose you use, you're showing the complete outfit.
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