How to click "Good Photographs"

...thank you Savio for the post on “Rule of Thirds”. Thought I will add a few lines on the same for our friends wanting to click good pictures.

We all must have heard or said at some point of time; He clicks good pictures, must be having a good camera “Hell No” It’s like you go to someone’s home for lunch and say, Wow your food is so delicious. You must be having nice vessels  :p

Now there is only one rule in photography i.e. there are no rules of clicking pictures. The Rule of thirds is just a guideline which will draw the eye and make your pictures look better, dynamic and stand out from a snapshot. Also note to be aware of what’s in the surrounding and try clicking from a different point of view, like, raise yourself higher or lower from the point you would normally stand and take the short.

So if you’re having problems initially with placing your subjects on the thirds or can’t figure where the imaginary lines should be, don’t worry. Cameras now days come with a “Grid” which can be switched on from the cameras menu to be displayed on the LCD (refer to camera manual). Once you get used to this way of photography you will see the thirds applied in almost every professional photograph.

How to click good photographs? go out and click some for a start . The more you click the better you'll get. So just SnapThat!

Click here for some more tips to read.