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Quotes tagged ‘Photos’
It’s amazing for those moments where you see the perfect shot but don’t have your big camera with you.
I'll never stop posting photos that I like of myself.
We look like we hate each other.
Take lots of pictures. Not of sights. Don't take pictures of buildings. Take pictures of moments, because that's what matters.
— Todd Harthan, Andy Berman, Shawn Spencer, James Roday, imdb.com
Taking pics is fun for a lot of us, so don’t ruin it by being an unwilling, impatient dick.
I see a camera like a musical instrument. Just start playing it. Whatever camera you can get your hands on. Learning HOW to play is more important than WHAT brand you’re playing the music with.
Cameras sensors may be absorbing the same photons as our eyes, but they're doing so through a complex lens that can actually change the way you look.
The key to avoiding those awkward poses (you know the ones) is to seamlessly integrate photo snapping into your day. That way, you’ll be able to capture genuine smiles and candid goofing around.
Vesper: I'm afraid I'm a complicated woman. Bond: That is something to be afraid of.
— Neal Purvis (Screenplay), Robert Wade (Screenplay), Paul Haggis (Screenplay), Ian Fleming (Novel), James Bond, Daniel Craig, amazon.com
Everyone's so used to being photographed these days that no one knows what an honest, unselfconscious moment looks like.
— Sheila Callaghan, Michael Carr, Patrick Heusinger, imdb.com
Don’t inundate your feed with selfies. As a rough rule of thumb for every 10 pictures post one or two selfies or action shots with you in them.
First rule for me, if it’s not something I would want to see in my feed, why would somebody else want to see it in theirs? If you don’t want to look at someone else’s Cheerios or sleeping cat, why would they want to look at yours?
If you just post pictures of your food or your feet don’t expect to light up your Instagram with dozens of likes and new followers, no matter how many hashtags you use.
Some posts will do better than others and THAT’S OKAY! You don’t have to aim for hundreds or thousands of likes with every post.
Embed your Instagram photos in your blog posts.
Pull out your camera phone on the way home and look at a favorite shot of him. The feelings stirred up by that 30-second act last long after you get home.
Did you know that you can actually try a three-way face swap instead of just two?!
Most people don't have that many photos of themselves that they like, so try asking your friends to snap some pictures while you're out.
Choose recent photos. If they are more than a year old, don’t use them.