Nature PhotographyDiane Doberneck

1. Don’t center objects—use four center points instead.

2. Use soft lighting, look for sparkling water.

3. Remember to take vertical photos.

4. Try to have the light shine on faces (not on backs) unless you want silhouette.

5. Look for photo that tells a story.

6. Look for interesting textures and colors.

7. Look for interesting backgrounds.

8. Steady camera on tripod or something solid.

9. Take lots of photos.

10.Make sure horizon line is horizontal.

Don’t center objects—use four center points instead.

Don’t center objects—use four center points instead.

Use soft lighting, look for sparkling water.Take lots of photos.

Use soft lighting, look for sparkling water.

Use soft lighting, look for sparkling water.

Use soft lighting, look for sparkling water.Look for interesting textures and colors.

Try to have the light shine on faces (not on backs) unless you want silhouette.

Look for interesting textures and colors.

Try to have the light shine on faces (not on backs) unless you want silhouette.

Look for interesting textures and colors.

Try to have the light shine on faces (not on backs) unless you want silhouette.

Don’t center objects—use four center points instead.

Don’t center objects—use four center points instead.

Look for interesting textures and colors.Look for interesting backgrounds.

Take lots of photos

Use soft lighting, look for sparkling water.

Use soft lighting, look for sparkling water.