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Tip 17: Great graduation photos
May 27, 2009

 

Graduation season is here and it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to snap some great photos of your favorite graduate (even those pre-schoolers!)

This is a great time to apply some of the portrait tips that we’ve shared before, but also a time to think outside the box! Graduation encompasses more than just the graduate accepting his or her diploma, so your pictures should reflect the ENTIRE event.

In addition to the standard staged photographs of the graduate, friends and family, keep an eye out for other moments to capture from that special day. For example, use your camera’s macro shooting mode to capture close-ups of the graduate’s tassel and the page of the program with your graduate’s name on it.

If you have a wide-angle lens, you can also try taking photos of the crowd to document the impressive gathering of people on the special day.
It’s also an opportune time sneak in some candid shots to capture the true, genuine emotion of the day. Candid shots are ideal for pre-graduation moments, including photos of the graduate dressing in cap and gown, or for capturing friends’ and family’s reactions during the ceremony.

The day will be before you know it, but with fabulous pictures it can be relived over and over again!

Share some of your best graduation photos and those of the graduate you’re most proud of with us here on Facebook.

Check back for more photo tips from Samsung over the month of May! An remember to check out our Facebook page!

  • Tip 1: What does the little flower mean?

  • Tip 2: Using Flash on a Sunny Day

  • Tip 3: The Rule of Thirds

  • Tip 4: Locking the Focus and Tip 5: Be Candid and Spontaneous

  • Tip 6: Go Vetical and Tip 7: Get Low

  • Tip 8: Better Family Photos and Tip 9: Shoot Video Too!

  • Tip 10: A photo tip for Moms

  • Tip 11: Effortless black and whites (and other colors too) and Tip 12: Use your TV as a picture frame

  • Tip 13: The benefits of a wide-angle lens

  • Tip 16: Avoiding Red-Eye

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