MTB Photography
7 Awesome Tips
Divide your photo into thirds, both vertically and horizontally, and place your subject on one of these lines or intersections.
Leading lines are simply lines in the photo that can be used to literally point a line directly at your subject
Have fun with crazy angles. There are no rules!! Get as low as you can to dramatize the effect of height and scale.
By using natural elements already in your photo, such as flowers or tall grass in the foreground, you can build a natural “frame” around your subject and draw more attention to an otherwise relatively small rider in a big scene.
Using backlighting can further dramatize a subject, creating in this photo a subject that stands out loudly from the bright sun behind him.
SUN IS BEHIND SUBJECT
Panning is the art of following your subject with your camera at the same speed that the subject is traveling, then snapping the photo to create a sense of motion while keeping your subject in focus.
Faster shutter speeds, on the other hand, stop subjects in their tracks making for a super dramatic, epic shot.
MTB Photography
7 Awesome Tips