Radiant Image Photography in Clontarf | Photographer

Radiant Image Photography

Locality: Clontarf

Phone: +61 418 629 284

Address: Thompson Cres 4019 Clontarf, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.radiantimagephotography.com.au

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25.01.2022 Sunset over Lake Eden #northlakes #northlakesqld #northlakescommunity #radiantimagephotography #travelphotography #travel #sunset #qld #queensland #visitqueensland #visitmoretonbayregion #photography #color #lake #summer

25.01.2022 1. Get in close It was the famous photojournalist Robert Capa who once said If your photographs arent good enough, youre not close enough. He was talking about getting in amongst the action. If you feel like your images arent popping, take a step or two closer to your subject. Fill the frame with your subject and see how much better your photo will look without so much wasted space. The closer you are to the subject, the better you can see their facial expressions too.

25.01.2022 Bikers supporting mental health. These are the photos I took at the end of their ride to raise awareness and funds for depression.

24.01.2022 On location Family portrait photo shoot. Always fun when we include the dog!

23.01.2022 Puppies now 1 month old. Seriously cute #puppies #jackrussellterrier #photography #animalphotography #messypuppy #cute #adorable #toofunny #radiantimagephotography

23.01.2022 8. Use Simple Backgrounds The simple approach is usually the best in digital photography, and you have to decide what needs to be in the shot, while not including anything that is a distraction. If possible, choose a plain background in other words, neutral colours, or a single colour and simple patterns. You want the eye to be drawn to the focal point of the image rather than a patch of color or an odd building in the background. This is vital in a shot where the model is placed off center.

22.01.2022 5. Use a fill flash (flash during the day) You might think that you should only use flash at night time or indoors, but thats not the case at all. If it is an extremely bright day outside and the sun is creating harsh shadows on your subject, switch on your flash. By forcing extra light onto your subject, you will be able to fill in those ugly shadows and create an even exposure.

22.01.2022 Travel the world and capture the essence then share. Thats photography. #radiantimagephotography #travel #michellemkennedy #adventure #travelphotography #photographer #photography #freedom

21.01.2022 Lovely afternoon stroll along the beach at Margate. Queensland you never fail to impress. Gotta love winter in QLD.

21.01.2022 There’s just something special about sunsets . I can’t help but pull my camera out even when I’m driving to an appointment. To be late was worth the photos lol. @ Margate Beach

20.01.2022 Travel the world and capture the essence then share. That’s photography. #radiantimagephotography #travel #michellemkennedy #adventure #travelphotography #photographer #photography #freedom

20.01.2022 6. ISO There are questions to ask yourself when deciding what ISO to use: What time of day are you shooting? If you are shooting outside during the middle of the day you will need to use a lower ISO such as 100 or 200. If you are shooting at night time without a tripod you will have to increase the ISO to a higher number to be able to record the light on the cameras sensor.... Will the subject be well lit? If your subject or scene is too dark you will need to use a higher ISO such as 800 or 1600. Do you want a sharp image or an image with more movement in it? Using a high shutter speed to capture fast movement might mean that you need to use a high ISO to compensate. Likewise, if youre using a slow shutter speed to capture blur you will need a low ISO to compensate. Dont forget, increasing your ISO increases the grain or pixel size in your photo. So dont use an ISO of 3200 or 6400 if you dont want a photo with a lot of digital noise.

20.01.2022 Tilt panel commercial building is my new normal. I love the building industry #workhard #positivity #inspirationalquotes #makeithappen #hardwork #positivevibes #happy #support #passion #realestate #construction #entrepreneurship #dreambig #happiness #dedication #lifestyle #smile #vision #determination #work #focus #growthmindset #quoteoftheday #ambitious #win #positive @ North Lakes, Queensland, Australia

18.01.2022 10. Framing This is a technique to use when you want to draw attention to something in your photograph. By framing a scene or a subject, say with a window or an archway, you lead the viewers eye to the primary focal point.

17.01.2022 2. Shoot every day The best way to hone your skills is to practice. A lot. Shoot as much as you can it doesnt really matter what. Spend hours and hours behind your camera. As your technical skills improve over time, your ability to harness them to tell stories and should too. Dont worry too much about shooting a certain way to begin with. Experiment. Your style your voice will emerge in time.

17.01.2022 School holiday photography courses now available.

17.01.2022 4. Ask permission When photographing people, especially while in countries with different cultures and languages, it can be hard to communicate. In certain countries if you photograph someone you are not supposed to photograph, it can get ugly and rough very quickly if you are not careful. So out of respect you should always ask permission.

16.01.2022 Model Shoots are always great when you have a pretty subject.

16.01.2022 7. The Sunny 16 Rule The idea with the Sunny 16 rule is that we can use it to predict how to meter our camera on a sunny outdoor day. So when in that situation, choose an aperture of f/16 and 1/100th of a second shutter speed (provided you are using ISO 100). You should have a sharp image that is neither under or over exposed. This rule is useful if you dont have a functioning light meter or if your camera doesnt have an LCD screen to review the image.

15.01.2022 9. Slow down Take time to think about what is going on in the viewfinder before pressing the shutter. How are you going to compose the shot? How are you going to light it? Dont jump straight in without giving it some thought first.

13.01.2022 7. f/4 f/4 is my go to aperture. If you use a wide aperture with a long lens (200mm-400mm) youre able to separate the subject from the background. This helps them stand out. Works every time.

11.01.2022 Theres just something special about sunsets . I cant help but pull my camera out even when Im driving to an appointment. To be late was worth the photos lol. @ Margate Beach

11.01.2022 Happy New year Everyone. May 2021 bring you more freedom and joy than 2020.

09.01.2022 Brilliant start to the New Year surrounded by gorgeous Toowoomba views #radiantimagephotography #positivepsychology #successquotes #successtips #success #mindsetmatters #keytosuccess #mindsetcoach #motivationalquotes #quoteoftheday #motivation #positivity #instadaily #followme #happiness #mindfulness #photography #naturephotography #landscapephotography #toowoomba

08.01.2022 Arches national park at sunset

07.01.2022 Some of my photos from my Two Wheels Photography side of the business.

07.01.2022 Puppies now 1 month old. Seriously cute

05.01.2022 Check out some of the photos from my Two Wheels Photography side of my business

04.01.2022 3. See the light Before you raise your camera, see where the light is coming from, and use it to your advantage. Whether it is natural light coming from the sun, or an artificial source like a lamp; how can you use it to make your photos better? How is the light interacting with the scene and the subject? Is it highlighting an area or casting interesting shadows? These are all things you can utilise to make an ordinary photo extraordinary.

02.01.2022 Kids Photography Tour 3 July 2017 http://radiantimagephotography.com.au//kids-school-holida/