Here are some digital photography tips to help you improve your skills:

Camera Basics
1. Understand your camera's settings: Familiarize yourself with aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.
2. Use the right camera mode: Choose from Auto, Manual, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, or Program mode.
3. Pay attention to lighting: Natural light, artificial light, and shadows can make or break your photo.

Composition
1. Rule of thirds: Divide your image into thirds both horizontally and vertically.
2. Leading lines: Use lines to guide the viewer's eye to the subject.
3. Framing: Use natural or man-made features to frame your subject.
4. Symmetry: Use symmetry to create visually appealing images.

Techniques
1. Experiment with angles: Shoot from low or high angles to add interest.
2. Play with depth of field: Use aperture to control the amount of blur in the background.
3. Freeze or blur motion: Use shutter speed to capture sharp or blurred motion.
4. Shoot during the golden hour: Soft, warm light during dawn or dusk.

Editing
1. Use photo editing software: Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop, or free alternatives like GIMP.
2. Adjust exposure and contrast: Enhance the overall look of your image.
3. Crop and straighten: Refine your composition.
4. Remove noise and blemishes: Clean up your image.

Additional Tips
1. Practice regularly: The more you shoot, the better you'll become.
2. Experiment and take risks: Try new techniques and styles.
3. Study the work of others: Get inspiration from professional photographers.
4. Have fun: Enjoy the process of capturing and creating!

Remember, practice makes perfect. Keep shooting, experimenting, and learning to improve your digital photography skills!

First Joke of the Year!

1.Dating a photographer is tricky because you won't know if he is posting his side chick or promoting his business.

2. Thank God s3x is not like recharge cards. When you want to load your partner, it will show you "This Card Has Been Used By Another Customer". Some people will run mad. You will just be hearing men shouting at night "I Say Tell Me The Truth, Who Recharged You"?

3. I hate deep kisses I stop the day I found myself chewing rice I never ate


4. My mom kept a fish on the table and I ate it,this morning she is now asking me to look under the table if any rat has died 🚶🏼

5. The last two girls I dated are now in UK
I am not saying that I want to date you but don't you want to be in UK. ehnnn fine girl

6. Nigeria and their bad roads aeroplane nearly jam me yesterday in our Street🚶🏼🚶🏼

7. I told my mom to buy me dog, she told me that, she can't be feeding 2 animals, but who is the other animal

8. Rest in peace Michael Jackson, sorry for the late post, I didn't have phone when you died, What a great footballer. I really love all his movies, the guy is really doing well In NBA 🚶🏼🚶🏼🚶🏼

9. The pain of being a visitor.. you still have to laugh even when their child run away with your meat

10. Which level you dey for relationship
Foundation, roofing, painting, finishing
Or you never see land buy.


11. When I was stupid i thought the moon was following me but now I realized that each street has their own moon

12. Some girls can be so stingy likeee. how can you be sweeping and still use one hand to cover your breasts. No space to even peep🚶🏼

Please don't go without foll0wing me

9 lessons I've learnt as a professional photographer.

Professional photography has exposed me to some side of life I ordinarily won't have considered on a normal day.

1. Life is too short, live the best of it and spend it with those who love you genuinely cos they're the ones who'll stand with you till the end.

2. At the peak of celebration comes insane pressure, don't be overwhelmed or let your anger take over you. It's very easy to make mistakes at this point, calm down, the higher you go the more pressure.

3. You know someone who really loves you by the way they look and admire you. You can't fake this...

4. Prioritize family, prioritize family.

5. Some people celebrating with you are not happy for you.

6. Men turn up better than women both in times of celebrations and mourning.

7. You can judge how a person lived his life, the impact he made by the people present in his final moment.

8. Things may not go exactly as you've planned and still end up successful.

9. Anything you do, make sure God is involved from the start.

My name is Henry and I'm a professional photographer and Videographer, feel free to share yours.

#pictureoftheday
#professional
#picture
#style
#picoftheday
#photography
#photooftheday

9 lessons I've learnt as a professional photographer.

Professional photography has exposed me to some side of life I ordinarily won't have considered on a normal day.

1. Life is too short, live the best of it and spend it with those who love you genuinely cos they're the ones who'll stand with you till the end.

2. At the peak of celebration comes insane pressure, don't be overwhelmed or let your anger take over you. It's very easy to make mistakes at this point, calm down, the higher you go the more pressure.

3. You know someone who really loves you by the way they look and admire you. You can't fake this...

4. Prioritize family, prioritize family.

5. Some people celebrating with you are not happy for you.

6. Men turn up better than women both in times of celebrations and mourning.

7. You can judge how a person lived his life, the impact he made by the people present in his final moment.

8. Things may not go exactly as you've planned and still end up successful.

9. Anything you do, make sure God is involved from the start.

My name is Henry and I'm a professional photographer and Videographer, feel free to share yours.

#pictureoftheday
#professional
#picture
#style
#picoftheday
#photography
#photooftheday

Learning part of Fuel injector diagram

#mechanicrohit #automotive #photochallenge #photooftheday #mechaniclife #photographer #photography

A photographer and his staff could not stop screaming at a studio while trying to get good pictures during a little girl's shoot.

A funny video from the girls studio session has left netizens rolling on the floor.

"She no send una, even with all this noise," someone reacted to the video.

South African photographer Mark Dumbleton captured this powerful image of a lioness after a violent fight with a predator. She lost one of her teeth in the struggle but managed to protect her cub, ensuring his survival.
In the photograph, her face is stained with blood as she embraces her little one. The cub, named Ali, appears unaware of his mother’s pain and sacrifice—but one day, when he grows and takes on the responsibility of protecting the pride, he will understand the depth of her devotion.
This striking image is a reminder of the sacrifices mothers make, no matter the species.
Image credit to the respective owner.

Follow me up Njikonye Ben Chukwudi

Yesterday, I attended a workshop that turned out to be a masterclass for business moguls.

I learned almost everything they paid a huge amount of money for. As I was capturing the moment I was learning as well, the work wasn't stressful at all..

These are some of the privileges I enjoy as a photographer.

I love what I do

PS: this picture was taken 4 years ago when I was a videographer

#yourfavouritefemalephotographer

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