In photography you need to know that nothing is miscellanous, so here is 10 simple tricks to get the best results in photography:

1. Overexpose and Underexpose

When the sun shines on your subject, change your exposure compensation so that it reads in the minus column(underexposure) to deepen your colors. When you’re shooting in deep shade, try upping your exposure compensation to the plus column (overexposure). You’ll get an artsy effect that’s almost impressionistic.

2. Emulate the Masters
Run a search on other masters’ names in a search engine to find other classic works and styles that you can re-create and tweak with your own style.

3. Shoot on a Cloudy Day
Light shining on objects makes color and shadows. Conversely, clouds and overcast conditions remove color and shadows. The gray tones
resulting from a lack of shadows are filled with emotion. A broken woden
park bench among autumn leaves, inches deep onthe ground, offers symbolism that keeps the viewer in though. Take advantage of this low-light opportunity to exploit the soft tone and variants of gray to compose an art photograph.

4. Create a Matching Background
Creating a natural-looking background for a picture is one of the first things you’ll want to do as a digital photographer. Placing an object from one photo onto a faux background can clean up pictures that have too much going on in the background.

5. Build Your Archive of Backgrounds
Having a variety of backgrounds can help you clean up your images if they need it. Sometimes you can’t avoid clutter or distractions in the
background of an image with a really good subject. In many of my pictures of signs, that’s exactly the case.

So these are the five tricks ... hope they help. Just keep it simple and original. Go out there and take shots and take shots shots shots.

With Love,
Marius