30 Photo's Composition

                At first starting this 30 photo's composition challenge I didn't have much idea on how to start. So when I actually took my first picture admittedly it looked horrible. But when I started pacing my house I started getting loads of ideas on how to make this actually look cool. So I started looking around window sills for some great lighting at got some good shots out of my first batch of shoots.

   


      But later I remembered about the ideas of soft lighting and started tinkering around with those ideas. I didn't have great lighting but I made due with what I had started a mini photo-shoot on charmander, and lets just say he felt fabulous. But looking back at most of the soft lighting pictures I started to realize once more that it was missing some crucial emotion and missing one key element to cement it all together for charmander here. A great landscape. 


         And with this landscape I took it to my neighborhood and I went around looking for decent spots to place charmander to have a great picture to fit him in. And little by little I found one perfect area that looked at the forest beautifully and complemented the lighting of the sun well. And I took charmander to a great foreground and got him in a great shot. And to say the least I like the outdoor shot the best with some great focusing and have him lower portion of the photo, you can see the sky and forest greatly and the main star of the show in all his glory looking over the forest.
 




 



    Overall the photo-shoot I had with charmander was a success, but I felt like I could've done a bit better with some of the positioning of charmander. But with most of the photos I had liked what I did with them and with no tweaking to them of course. But soon I will get better with the process and progress better with my photos, and make charmander look even better the next time!



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