You guys asked for info on my class, so here are a few tips . . . always have your subject looking in the same direction. This is my Mom and her dog, Owen. I told mom to follow Owen, this is easier than trying to give a dog directions.
Be aware of the background and where the sun is hitting. I also find if the person is not looking at you, they seem to be more relaxed.
Here I was "Stopping the Action", you can do this by changing the "Shutter Speed," but I did it by Changing the setting of my camera to the "guy running". If the subject is not going any faster than a man can run, this setting will work fine.
Now, does this look like a "Great Grandmother" ?
You guys asked for info on my class, so here are a few tips . . . always have your subject looking in the same direction. This is my Mom and her dog, Owen. I told mom to follow Owen, this is easier than trying to give a dog directions.
Be aware of the background and where the sun is hitting. I also find if the person is not looking at you, they seem to be more relaxed.
Here I was "Stopping the Action", you can do this by changing the "Shutter Speed," but I did it by Changing the setting of my camera to the "guy running". If the subject is not going any faster than a man can run, this setting will work fine.
Now, does this look like a "Great Grandmother" ?
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