by Esther Andrews | 22 Sep, 2021 | Activity Night
The classic Christmas colours – red and green sit opposite each other on the colour wheel and can form a striking vibrant image. View some tips and inspiring images here: Red and Green Composition Color Theory For Photographers The colour combination can be very...
by Esther Andrews | 15 Sep, 2021 | Activity Night
A door is an everyday thing, yet is often a symbol — of a beginning, a journey forward or inward, a mark of one’s home, or even a step into the unknown. Doors make such great photographic subjects on their own. Here are some things you could consider: Look for clean...
by Esther Andrews | 8 Sep, 2021 | Activity Night
Backlight in photography involves positioning the main light source for a photograph behind the primary subject. This can create stunning pictures like dramatic scenery, dreamlike silhouettes or beautiful portraits. There are many subjects that look great with...
by Esther Andrews | 1 Sep, 2021 | Activity Night
Get down low to give your photo a different perspective and emphasis Photographing from near the ground can make your subject seem more heroic or stronghide distracting backgroundscreate leading strong lines (eg tall buildings or trees)give the perspective of a child...
by Esther Andrews | 25 Aug, 2021 | Activity Night
Some images catch our eye faster than others. Why? One reason is down to the use of complementary colors. This week your challenge is to photograph ORANGE and BLUE. Complementary colors create a natural contrast that our eyes find attractive and intriguing. You can...
by Esther Andrews | 18 Aug, 2021 | Activity Night
They say eyes are the window to your soul, Photography competition judges say “I want the eyes to be in sharp focus!”. This week, lets see your interpretation of ‘Eyes’. It doesn’t just have to be your eye, up close, lookin’ all crazy! Let’s make a list… Your...
