PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS FROM THE TOP FLOOR
The show about all things photography with Chris Marquardt
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Catherine Hall is back to tell us some of the stories behind her award-winning pictures from Tasmania.
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Now that we know how to get our photography into a gallery, let’s revisit the topic and find out what we can do about presenting our art. Sean Galbraith is back on the show telling us all about it.
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When I was a child, my parents kept telling me to not cut off people’s heads in photographs, to keep the sun in my back, to step back and make sure I have everyone in the frame, to make everyone says “cheese” in pictures. Smiles were important.
It took me a while to realize that my parents actually weren’t real photographers and that I could probably ignore that piece of advice. So I went on to make my own rules. (Actually my mother is going to participate in one of my photo workshops later this month to learn about photography from me now)
Have you ever started to question other people’s photography advice? Do you have any of those photography-related childhood leftovers that are still haunting you every now and then? Tell us all about them in the comments!
