Tips.
1.Blankly staring at the camera rarely gets good results.
2.The settings in which you make pictures of people are important because they add to the viewer's understanding of your subject.
3.One way is to frame an interesting composition and then, with your compact camera mounted on a tripod or another means of support, use the self-timer (if your camera has one) to trip the shutter after you get into position in front of the lens.
Environmental Portrait
I really liked this environmental portrait, because of the background, i really like the mountain in the back, it really gave the picture the depth, and the guy is using rule of thirds. The only bad thing about the picture is the people behind the guy, but it is still really a good picture.
i really liked this photo because of the color in the sky, and the clouds, and the depth of the trees in the background, and i really like the cranberries, that are almost everywhere in the picture, and the guy is using rule of thirds.
Selfportrait
i really liked this photo, because i has a plain background, and nothing is distracting me from the subject, and because the guy is superman.
i really like this photo because it has a plain background, and the guy is wearing a black shirt, which goes with the background, and it doesn't distract you from looking at anything else, and also the camera looks cool, and it makes you think that he is a photographer.
Casual
i really liked this photo, because it is really casual, and there is nothing that distracts you, there is only a business man standing looking cool.
i really liked this photo because it is casual, and there is nothing that distracts you from the subject.
I will just ask people if they want to have there picture taken, and i will try to take the best picture of them, and having it in focus. I will take pictures around the school, like outside for a environmental picture, or in a mirror, or just in the school building. To make the shoot successful i will make the pictures in focus as best as i can, and i will have the right aperture, and i will try to zoom in on the photo, if it should be zoomed in