Westchester New York Wedding Photography by Bob Rothman Photo and Video 11/19/2005  Each pose is masterfully executed by the Master wedding photographer. Look at each image check out the family portraits. notice the correct exposure and framing is used. The angles are also important in wedding portrait photography.   page 2 of 3 914-793-2630 bobphoto99@cs.com

e mysterious powerful element of a picture that sells
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 Shots taken so far away from the subject that life-size objects are mere pimples. Boring views that have 5% coverage of the intended and desired theme. Constant repetition of the same unimaginative angle. Yes, you’ve guessed it. I’m talking about composition.
 
 If you want to sell photos, for pity’s sake THINK about what you shoot. The first angle of view MAY be the best one, but I doubt it. The old gunfighter adage ..no matter how fast your are…seems to apply to photography also.
 
 Stalk around your intended subject, look at it form all angles, make mental photos before committing one to film or digital memory, as the case may be. Don’t TAKE pictures MAKE them. Fill the screen with powerful compelling artwork. Look for interesting shapes, textures, colours in the most fascinating combination possible, given the lighting conditions and your time constraints
 
 How you compose your photo says everything about you, so train your eye and mind to maximize your artistic ability. When you shoot in pursuit of beauty, you fulfil yourself. When called upon to make pictures of mundane everyday scenes, you will bring a eagle eye to scour the most pleasing elements of vision and combine them in a most powerful way. You will always be an unpredictable photographer who can capture unusual shots.
 
 Shed the snakeskin of normality and kick out the usual suspects in favor of the racy, the dangerous, the exciting and discover how to enjoy your using your camera, finding the unusual angles and great whacking compositions that draw photo-buyers to you like flies to a honey pot
 
 You just can’t achieve that by shooting the same stuff as the average Joe. Be a special Joe! Be successful and you’ll sell your photos with ease.
 
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 One of a series of articles by Robert Hartness, successful freelance and author of an hot-linked, flip-over, e-book, published on the web in October 2004. It offers a step-by-step guide to those on the threshold of freelance photography and is illustrated with 40+ published photographs. Acclaimed as a great reference source for serious freelancers More information and order link - http://www.cashfromyourcamera.com *************************************************************