Wedding Photographer Shares A Ridiculously Simple Photography Trick And The Results Are Stunning
If you haven?t yet mastered the inner workings of a camera, simple photography tricks can help you a great deal. Recently, wedding photographer Mathias Fast has shared a zero-budget hack how to improve your portraits by adding reflections, and it will take every beginner?s shots to a whole new level.
The secret is simple. A phone screen. Using it as a reflective surface, people can easily get rid of undesired elements entering the frame or add intrigue to a simple composition. ?I?m hardly the first person to use it but ?discovered? it for myself at a wedding one day when I was photographing the bride getting ready,? Mathias told A&D. ?The bridesmaids had their phones lying on the table and I saw the reflections they were creating. I realized that at the right angle and distance I could incorporate the reflection(s) into a photograph while disguising the fact that they were coming from a phone.? Mathias has been shooting professionally close to 6 six years now. ?A phone is almost always in my pocket which is why I find it such a handy tool to use,? he added. ?I try not to overuse it (like with anything it can get gimmicky if used too much) but definitely incorporate it a couple times throughout a wedding or portrait session. Sometimes the effects are subtle, sometimes they are much more dramatic. My goal is always to have the viewer pause for a second and try to figure out what is going on in the image.?
Fast also pointed out that this trick isn?t limited to phone scree...
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