What are some things to take pictures of?
I have a Nikon d200 and i need some ideas to take pics of. I love photography but i'm really board
Take black and white as well as color pictures of old buildings and landmarks in the city near where you live. Use the different lighting as it appears at different times of the day to your advantage to show the shadows of buildings in a perspective people don't usually witness. Ask the local newspaper if they would be interested in posting some of your photos in their paper. Most likely they will if the photos have stories connected with them. I would call this "Visions of My City." You have a nice camera, so use it to its fullest capability and take the time to learn how to take pictures that show an artsy quality rather than an amateurish quality. Think quality rather than quantity although with quantity one can toss the pictures that don't meet the criteria you set for quality. Your idea sound great!
Try taking pic of some beautiful trees of park, Flowers etc.
How about spending some of the times with your dear one and taking some great pic to keep your sweet memory alive?
All the best. Use the Photo Friday site for ideas and inspiration on topics for photography:
http://www.photofriday.com You can take pictures of just about anything, depending on the angle. I've taken pictures of staircases and keyboard and they look really artistic. The trick with photography isn't what you're taking a picture of, it's how you take the picture.
I know that doesn't really answer your question much, sorry about that.
Your idea sound great!
Try taking pic of some beautiful trees of park, Flowers etc.
How about spending some of the times with your dear one and taking some great pic to keep your sweet memory alive?
All the best.
Use the Photo Friday site for ideas and inspiration on topics for photography:
http://www.photofriday.com
You can take pictures of just about anything, depending on the angle. I've taken pictures of staircases and keyboard and they look really artistic. The trick with photography isn't what you're taking a picture of, it's how you take the picture.
I know that doesn't really answer your question much, sorry about that.