- Keep the horizon, buildings, towers, or etc level
- Crop out extra things (which can make the photo look busy) that you are not interested in
- Place the object where you believe it should be in the photo rather than just clicking the
button and settling for where it happens to land in the photo
- Snap a few sample shots until you get the best photo where all lines direct the eye to the
main object
- Don't forget to work with the Rule of Thirds (as discussed in previous tip)
Always pay special attention to the overall balance in your photo whether you're a professional photographer or not because everyone responds better to a picture if all elements are in balance.
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