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| To get this photo of my wife and daughter I took the photo below first. It is then easier to have the people stand and fill in a part of the frame close to the camera. Nikon P7000 ISO 400, f/3.2, 1/40 fill flash to auto balance the background. |
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| Nikon P7000 ISO 1600, f/3.2, 1/220 |
When you travel for vacations, be sure you do a good job of taking photos that show where you visited. Don't get so close on your family photos that the photos could have been taken anywhere.
Also don't have the people so close to the background they are too small to see their faces. Have the people as close to the camera without completely covering up your background.
Also, even tho you are outside on a sunny day try the photo with a flash and without. Many times the flash helps improve the photo.
While this will work for your vacation photos, it will work for anyone you need to show in their environment. Try this same technique for a person you might have a story about.
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| While I liked the picture of the Horwarts Train I really wanted to show our family visiting. So after getting the camera angle I then had my family stand in and get a better photo for us. Nikon P7000 ISO 100, f/4, 1/380 |
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| Adding my wife and daughter is easy once I have where they are composed. Nikon P7000 ISO 100, f/4, 1/230 |
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| Nikon P7000 ISO 100, f/5.6, 1/400 |
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| Added my daughter to the photo above. Again, by having a good background I am not only taking a photo of my daughter, but you can tell we went to Harry Potter Wizarding World Theme Park in Orlando, Florida. Nikon P7000 ISO 139, f/5.6, 1/550 and fill flash used. |
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