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Faraz Mahdavi Photography

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24.01.2022 You can’t just sit there and wait for the people to give you that golden dream. You’ve get to get out there and make it happen for yourself. .. #sfma #sfmaphotography ..

21.01.2022 Architectural photography Architectural photography can be challenging. Here are some tips for a better shot: 1. Watch for good lighting... In photography, lighting is the most important element. It not only makes a photograph technically possible but also determines its atmosphere and mood. 2. Embrace all weather conditions If you’re chasing perfect shots, a weather forecast should definitely be your best friend. However, polished photographs in terms of lighting, composition, and editing don’t impress anyone on the brink of 2020. 3. Pursue minimalism A minimalistic approach tends to convey the essence of an object and focuses primarily on the form. 4. Don’t freak out of distortion In architectural photography, distortion is a frequent occurrence. It is also called: the keystone effect. Professional photographers know that sometimes the effect is inevitable; however it can be fixed during the post-processing process. .. #sfma #sfmaphotography ..

11.01.2022 When we do the best we can, we never know what miracle is wrought in our life or the life of another. .. #sfma #sfmaphotography ..

11.01.2022 Architectural Photography (2) Here are some more tips to advance your architectural photography: 5. Look for unique angles and perspectives... Always look for unconventional angles and perspectives, especially if you’re capturing famous buildings. 6. Add lines and shapes to your compositions One of the most important architectural photography tips is to watch for lines and shapes in your compositions. Because they influence the response of an audience just as much as colors do. 7. Explore the indoors Most people think of capturing a building from the street but this genre embraced both exterior and interior shots. 8. Include people Although crowds of tourists might be annoying and distract viewers from the main subjects of a photo, architecture with some context can work in your favor. .. #sfma #sfmaphotography ..

08.01.2022 Avoid overexposed/underexposed highlight A picture is underexposed when it is darker than required while an image is overexposed when it is too bright for the frame. Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO sensitivity play an influencing role in brightening an image. Out of which, shutter speed and aperture are the exposers. For a brighter view, the shutter needs to be slower, and the ISO number needs to be larger. And for a darker look, the shutter has to be faster and the ISO num...ber needs to be lower. .. #sfma #sfmaphotography ..

07.01.2022 Wildlife Photography Although, unlike people, animals don’t get bored of the photography process, it can also be extremely challenging, because you can’t ask them to move or pose for you. Here are a few tips:... 1. THINK ABOUT TIMING Timing is everything. Animals rarely sit still for long, and if they’re moving, when you press the shutter can make all the difference. 2. GET LOW If you’re struggling with what’s in the background, one great trick can be to get low to the ground. A bit of grass in the foreground can add an interesting texture, and the lower you get the more sky you’ll see, which can solve problems with messy bushes or even people ruining your shot. 3. USE FOLIAGE TO FRAME THE SUBJECT If the animal is in a leafy environment then make a virtue of it by using the leaves and branches to create a natural frame. 4. SHOW THE ANIMALS IN THEIR ENVIRONMENT It’s very easy to fall into the trap of seeing an animal and immediately wanting to take ALL the closeups. But stop and take a look around. What else is in the scene? .. #sfma #sfmaphotography ..