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Hi! Steemians 😁these are my personal tips to you guys when you are having your outdoor photoshoot even when you are just a newbie. These tips are based on my personal experience how i am doing my photoshoot and how do i practice it. I am also still a newbie and still exploring this craft.

When you wanted to enhance and develop your skills, the best way is to practice it is on field and in a person which in my previous post human are the best way to practice your skills cause you'll know how to angle your shots.

Remember its not always about the equipment 😄 So lets get started 😁

#1. Theme.

-Theme is one of the most important element in a photoshoot. You should be clear on the output that you want. Is it gonna be a clothing line style, is it a vanguard look or dramatic. Cause you cannot just shoot out of nowhere you should plan it out. 
These includes the following:
          •Location
            -Find a location where will it complement the scene and the model, and a place that there be enough light there. 
          •Clothes
            -Choose the right color that will give more details in the picture. It should not overpowering the model, clothes that also show the asset of the model which is his or her best side.

When you have able to identify and have your plan. The next step is to make it happen.

#2. Direct

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Why direct ? as a photographer we are the one who is looking in the camera viewfinder. We are the one which can see the sides and all. Direct the model if he or she needs to adjust or to move. Talk to them if they can do this pose which will better the outcome. As a photographer dont be shy to direct, dont just shoot and shoot. Think and observe if its falling in the right places.

#3. Be creative.

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-Be creative, move your body with the camera. Which i mean is to try different angles. You'll not able to capture the best shots if you'll get the same strategy on and on. The more you look stupid in your shots the more youll get the best one. 

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Use the zoom. Dont just shoot explore the camera. Try different combination of ISO and apperture.

Tadduhh you'll see what will be result of your shots. Its gonna be worth it. 😁

This is the output.

I shoot this in a place where the clothes of the model will pop out and the location that will give more edgy look on the scene. I also direct the model to this pose so that it will complement the place and angst of the whole scene.

Canon 1200D
ISO 400
F3.5 
SP 100

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