Does anyone have any good angles, or ideas for cool Digital Camera pictures?

Question

I have only seen a few cool angles and I can't think of any other cool shots that would look professional

Answer 1

the coolest angles are the ones if you can get a macro zoom lens to do really close-up photography, if you can get close up to some insects without getting bitten you can get some amazing photos. Even everyday objects like remote controls, CDs, leaves, gravel look pretty cool really close-up.

Try looking at geometrical objects in architecture, zoom into ( at least 10x) to parts of scaffolding on a building site.

Try photographing reflections of buildings/cars in still water ( probably best really early in the morning).

Try some close-ups of people's eyes, that always looks really cool. ( you need good diffuse light though)

May be get permission from a museum to see if you can do some close-ups ups of some museum objects.

If you can set your camera to a long exposure try a night photo of a view of a city (you must have a tripod though) you get some really cool long streams of coloured light.

Those are a few ideas, I've tried.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The problem is that Digitals aren't made to take professional photographs, they are made for everyday snapshots. Since this is their strong suit, use them to take candid street shots.

Answer 4

waterfalls etc...slow your shutter speed down and see how cool the water looks coming down..helps to have lights behind it...

Answer 5

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