Happy National Dog Day!
I have never, ever, ever taken a a good photo of Blue.
She’s all black, and she’s curly.
Most of my pictures are a dark, blobby swirl.
However, I got a great shot today.
Why?
Because I followed my friend Michelle Debenport’s photography advice!
I fooled around with the lighting settings on my phone.
I fooled around with the F-stop settings on my phone.
And, very importantly, I MOVED MY FEET and found a great perspective.
Not only that, I practiced selective sharing, which Michelle says is the easiest way to improve your photography.
I took lots and lots and lots of pics to get this one good one.
There are a whole lot of terrible shots on my phone, and several decent ones, and this one.
Selective sharing – it works!
The only thing I don’t like about this pic, which you wouldn’t even know about if you don’t know Blue, is that she’s annoyed.
She usually has a happy smile on her face, and her ears are always perked up and eager.
But she didn’t want to sit and stay with my phone in her face.
If you didn’t know her, though, you probably wouldn’t even notice that ‘tude.
Thanks, Michelle, for your amazing photography advice.
It’s a miracle – I took a good photo!
Liz Brenner
Everyone has a story to tell.
Even you.
Especially you.
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