100 Photography Tips For Seriously Better Pictures [Infographic]

When it comes to photography, I must say that I am still in my infancy. I’m not so much talking about the technical part, but rather finding the time to get around to it. I see all these amazing people snap away with their cameras and their smartphones, and they pretty much plaster their social networking profiles with their creativity. I love it! I always wish I had a little bit more time to actually get around to doing that myself. The shots that some people are able to get using just their iPhone are out of this world, and they surely must take some skills. I could probably mention a ton of people here, but with a fair chance of forgetting someone, I would rather say that you all know who you are.

For someone that has little to no experience with photography overall, it can be a daunting task to get into it, especially when it comes to low light photography and everything that comes with that. Any good photographer knows that low light photography is probably the hardest endeavor to undertake and requires both skill and knowledge to pull off a great photograph. The photos always tend to get fuzzy and have a lot of noise in them.

There are of course a lot of other areas where a little bit of backpack knowledge would come in handy, and that is exactly why I am writing this post. I recently found a splendid infographic, called 100 Photography Tips!, that shares 100 tips on how to increase the quality of your photographs and techniques. It’s once again one of those mammoth infographics that will take you from a noob to a pro in a matter of 100 sentences.

It only touches each area on the surface, but it should still make for an awesome way to further enlighten you about what and where you should start looking for information if you want to deepen your knowledge in a particular area. Photography has everything to do with light and how it’s taken up by the camera, and even though you use an iPhone camera, you can take amazing photographs. Have you ever noticed that every photograph that Apple shows in their keynotes are of a beach on a sunny day? Well, it’s because that’s the best way to get the very best quality out of their camera. There is so much light and illumination light on the beach that every detail gets picked up by the camera and makes the photographs look stunning. Pay attention to it next time you see a demo of the iPhone camera, or any other smartphone camera out there as a matter of fact. (Infographic created by Expert Photography)