Ray Wong of Middle Tennessee State University offered this photo advice:Impact photography comes from closeup, tight shots; simple images; emotion; and action.
The "Rule of 3s" reminds us to consider foreground, middle ground and background. Don't shoot everything at eye level. Change angles for more interesting shots.
Aim for "Rembrandt" lighting that doesn't come from overhead.
For better photography, he suggested:
Choose focus points with care.
Watch the edges of your frame.
Avoid putting subject in the center.
Check flash. Do you need it?
Control depth of field with the aperture.
Adjust your ISO for more or less sensitivity to light.
- Kate Kennedy
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