In this video, iPhone photographer Emil Pakarklis explains seven really simple techniques you can use to make your mobile photography good. As with DSLR and larger format photography, the key ingredients are light, composition, and perspective or point of view.
BY RUTH BERAN and NATALIE POZDEEV
Now that you have looked at the Australian and worldwide audiences for different platforms, it’s time to look deeply at our audiences for TAFE Radio, the Off Campus website, and the Off Campus social accounts.
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THE CHALLENGE:
Take 10 photos of things you’re looking at every day.
Take them from a different perspective, so you see them differently.
When you’re done:
Post as a gallery on your WordPress site with an appropriate headline and/or to Instagram.
If you’re feeling brave, share the post link to our section Facebook group with the hashtag #ContentChallenge.
Need some help getting started?
Look at your every day environment in a different way.
Think:
If you’ve been using Instagram for a while, you would be aware of a very successful (and often very beautiful) account called Humans of New York. The Insta account has now grown to include a web page, Facebook page, and a book. It’s also spawned possibly thousands of storytelling sites just like it.
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As with any creative pursuit, it’s hard to become a great practitioner unless you look at other people’s work. By far the best way to learn to write well is to read a lot (and then write a lot). It’s exactly the same with singing, dancing, painting and … photography.
