You totally can!! Got to get out there and try taking lots of pics. Take a hundred pics and you might get a handful of decent ones (totally normal).
Of course (and you may know already) it helps to have some ideas about color, composition, texture contrast and such to help you decide how to take the best picture for a given situation. There are lots of ways to take a meh pic of a bee on a flower but also many ways to take kickass pics of the same.
With this pic as an example of what works, the composition, the depth of field, the lighting, the contrasting colors, the mix of textures all work really well together here.
Sorry if I’m telling you what you already know but hopefully it helps someone idk.
I love photography. I should really get back to it :)
Yeah the composition on this one is great isn’t it. Really like the blurred flowers in the background giving a sense that the environment continues outside the frame
![I'd like to thank to my dog for letting me take a picture of a bee during his walk [OC]](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/2c947d47-24cb-4219-a715-a00f943c6b1d.jpeg){kind=link}
You totally can!! Got to get out there and try taking lots of pics. Take a hundred pics and you might get a handful of decent ones (totally normal).
Of course (and you may know already) it helps to have some ideas about color, composition, texture contrast and such to help you decide how to take the best picture for a given situation. There are lots of ways to take a meh pic of a bee on a flower but also many ways to take kickass pics of the same.
With this pic as an example of what works, the composition, the depth of field, the lighting, the contrasting colors, the mix of textures all work really well together here.
Sorry if I’m telling you what you already know but hopefully it helps someone idk.
I love photography. I should really get back to it :)
Yeah the composition on this one is great isn’t it. Really like the blurred flowers in the background giving a sense that the environment continues outside the frame