
99designs.com
This information in conjunction with another session
featuring tips for photography was very interesting to me. Going off of her
work for the website, Digital Days: Video and Photography Workshops, she
exposed 10 problems most faced while taking photos and ways to correct them.
1.
Not close enough
2.
Not in focus3. Camera shakes (nothing in focus)
4. Boring composition
5. Ignoring background
6. Missing the moment
7. Too much flash
8. Not enough flash
9. Could have been vertical
10. Digital zoom
Learning how to take better photos would be important in the
classroom or training for various reasons. If your training focuses on visual
learning or referencing materials, then clear concise photos would be needed to
convey specific directions. Using photos in the classroom can vary from
students who use photos to communicate to creating online coursework and
websites to scholarly presentations.
I think I tend to forget that a photo can communicate as
much as a literary piece and it makes sense to spend time to learn to
communicate well with photography.Photos from: http://www.digitaldaysphoto.com/instructors (Leslie Fisher) http://99designs.com/web-design (web designs)
http://www.dreamtemplate.com/ (web designs)
Sounds like you learned a lot.
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