LightFrameArt

The subject can be in sharp focus. The light is beautiful, yet the photo still looks wrong. More often than not, the fault lies not with the settings on your camera or in the focus… 

Put a simple object close to a window. Before you even bring the camera up, the lesson begins. Any object will do: a mug, a book, a potted plant, a piece of fruit. It doesn’t… 

You take a shot of a subject, be it a person, cup, plant, or even a small object near a window, and the photo appears soft, despite everything looking sharp in your viewfinder. The background… 

A photo never ends up exactly as we expect it to when we first look at the scene. The eye is always drawn to the subject, but the camera captures all elements in the frame:…