Creative Photography Tips for Bloggers and Influencers

Whether you are a personal or professional blogger, there are some basic skills that you should have which include: Writing, Networking, Marketing, Photography,

Reading and listening skills. In my opinion, photography is one of the major skills to learn and relearn, therefore, this post will give more insight to some unique and creative tips about photography for beginners.

Some of the photographs you see online being posted by bloggers are edited to serve a certain purpose. There are other tips to remember while taking photographs like: 

- The right angle

Some pictures look better from above and some close up pictures are preferred. Get your pictures taken from a variety of angles which will make you have a wide range of options.

- Take many pictures

Out of about 20 pictures, you will definitely find the best 5 to choose from. 

- Look confident

There’s nothing as good as serving some good looking confidence in your pictures. Remember, don't slouch, firm gaze and a bold look does it.

- Change positions

Try sitting, standing, walking, jumping, lying or squatting. You’ll be amazed at the outcome.

- Be inspired by your post

After writing the contents of a topic, you will have an idea of how to take the perfect picture.

- Bright light

This makes the picture look adorable. If you can get a good lighting system great otherwise, try sunlight.

- Choose clothing colors that complements your skin tone

Put on outfits that suits your skin tone. This is one perfect way to make your pictures looking impressive.

- Be creative

Let your photos do the talking. You can achieve this by using certain body languages or the uniqueness of your environment.

- Nice background

Your background can help you stand out in your pictures. For instance, if you want to show a bright colored hair/ top, go for a dark background or just blur the background. 

- Edit

Edit your photos but don’t overdo it.

- Hair details

To make your close up picture adorable, pay attention to the details of your hair.

- Street style 

Sometimes all you need is a street style. Forget about the Studio, Coffee Shop, Balcony and get more street photos.

- Side and back view

Take all round pictures. I mean not only your front view but side and back. The pictures will be good for captioning.

- Don’t be afraid to ask

If you don’t have a tripod stand, you could simply ask someone to take a picture of you. If they say no, ask someone else.

These tips are ideal for those who want to know more about photography for both personal and professional use.