Well, it's Easter time this year! Enjoy! I decided to go out and take some photos of nicely painted eggs to share with my friends and this is what turned out.
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| Contrast is always a good idea. |
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| Contrasting colors also works great. |
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| Placing objects in a line is not always the best thing. |
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| A classic "family" portrait. |
And here's my advice:
- Use various backgrounds for your shoot.
- Get colorful props
- If the eggs are too pale mind the light because you might if it's too strong you'll get harsh shadows and burnt areas.
- Work for the bokeh by getting close to the object, open the aperture wider (f4-f5.6 should do in most cases if you're close enough).
- You can shoot with your favourite portrait lens (I did not need a macro lens or a vario for any of these).
- Get a friend to take photos with you so you can have more fun.
Well, I guess this about covers it. For more questions and advice send me a message via the comment box below.
All the best and a happy Easter,
Kamen Kunchev
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