To create a great Laser etched Portrait of You and your Trophy,
You will first need to take a great picture of You and Your
Trophy.
And that task is not as easy as you may think.
Your
Fishing & Hunting pictures have two important subjects,
You and Your Trophy. Position
yourself with your trophy in either the left or right two
thirds of the frame, this will give the picture depth.
Don’t
leave empty space around the subject, get as close
to the subject as possible, then get closer.
Always
have the subject facing into the frame; this will
draw the viewer’s eye to the center of the frame.
When
displaying Your Trophy Fish, hold it in front of
you, your arms about three quarters extended. If it’s
hanging because it’s too heavy (lucky you) stand close,
but just a bit behind it and look at the camera.
When
displaying Your Trophy Animal, position yourself
kneeling behind the head with the body to the side. Position
your self about 6 inches behind the animal’s head.
Always
focus the picture on the persons face and have the
fish or animal out in front a bit. You want everyone to know
it was YOU who captured THE BIG ONE!
Try
to eliminate all shadows, especially on the face.
If you are wearing a hat, take it off or at the very least
LOOK UP and if you’re wearing sunglasses remove them,
these two tips will allow us to see YOUR FACE.
Always
use a flash. Even in daylight, put your finger over
the light sensor of the camera so the flash will always go
off. This will help to eliminate shadows.
Always
look at the camera, not your trophy. We want everyone
to know that, YOU gotta BIG ONE..!
Take
lots of pictures. You only have one shot at getting
a perfect picture, Make It Count.
When
taking a Picture for a Personalized Coaster Set,
always hold the camera horizontal not vertical.
Step
back and zoom up this will eliminate much of the
background, making a more flattering picture.
If
you have any tips on taking great Fishing & Hunting pictures
e-mail here
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