Written by With over 200 million monthly active users, Instagram is clearly a photograph art app. Let’s face it, this app has elevate the level of phone photography right? If you just like posting pictures on the app and want a few good tips on how to make your picture a bit perfect, then maybe this post can help with those tips and tricks.
InstaPhotograph in the making
Here i am preparing you tips on how to improve your photograph on Instagram feed.
1. Take a lot of photos
Some says take things at once, but on Instagram you can’t do that. To be an Instaphotograph guru doesn’t take just one shot. Takes up to 10 to 20 frames would be enough for a single subject.
2. Composition
Every single one of you must be aware that Instagram only allow images on a squared 1:1 crop right? So, composition is the answer and you need to keep in mind how your photo is going to look like every time you took a picture. Good info for those iPhone user, you can even turn on grid lines as a guide.
3. Try Editing Apps
Original picture is good, but to make it amazing, sometimes you got to use editing apps. Some apps are great for micro adjustments and one of them is Snapseed. Not only it is a free full feature editor, but their selective adjust option allow you to pinpoint on one area of an image, and you can adjust brightness, contrast and saturation all you want.
4. Expand Your Horizon
Your feed already looks amazing, but it still not enough. Moreover, Find inspiration out there and capture in the world around you. Join online Instagram community is incredible and something that people aren’t actively engaging with today. But actually, it can be a great way to be apart of it even for just a while 🙂
This already been the trend since the beginning and no doubt that smartphone are teaching us more about photography every day in our life. So, do you Instagram? Follow us @digitalnoobs. See you there!!
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