Capturing Extraordinary Shots in Ordinary Spots
How can we find beauty in the ordinary, mundane situations? Roberto Valenzuela shared his amazing approach of capturing extraordinary shots in ordinary spots. Check out some of his amazing shots here: Roberto Valenzuela Photos
When trying to shoot an Ordinary Spot, Extraordinary Shot, you simply need to focus on the spots that most people would just pass by or over-loo. what is beautiful about the room your sitting in? The street you walk on every day? Have you looked up high lately? Or lay on your back to get a unique angle?
Get Creative! Experiment and find that Extraordinary shot in an every-day ordinary spot.
Here’s an ordinary shot I took on my daughter’s birthday. It’s a photo of her cake and balloons:
But how to make it look extraordinary? I centered in on a couple of subjects individually — the balloons and the cake. Using the Invisible black background technique that I mentioned in this post, I created these extraordinary shots:
Here is the everyday, ordinary spot the above photo was taken (my kitchen table):
Zooming in on the light alone, helped me to get this extraordinary shot:
If you would like to see some more ordinary spot, extraordinary shots, check out these photos taken by Caryn Esplin, this post by Douglas Phan. Or these posts: Sarah Janelle and Baily Bennett.
Christie, these picture are amazing and so creative! I love the shot of the chandelier.
I also took some extraordinary shots in ordinary spots. Check it out here.
https://madijeannephoto.com/ordinary-spot-extraordinary-shot/
Check out Amalia Palmer’s photographs here.
https://photographyamaliaanne.com/2019/10/23/oses-ordinary-spot-extraordinary-shot/
Katie Walker also has an awesome post! Check it out here.
https://katiewalkerphotography.com/ordinary-spot-extraordinary-shot/
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