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Photography tips from BBC

June 13th 2010 23:04

how to take good photographs







COLOUR
Use of colour
Light
Contrasts
Black and white



TOM ANG
Look for images that contain contrasting colours, such as red and green or yellow and purple, to add tension or drama.

Red is the universal colour of warning. Use it with caution, a little bit of red in your shot goes a long way!
Yellow is associated with happiness, but orange moves us to sadness. Colours effect the emotional impact of your shot.
Greens and blues are calming.






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