Joe Cornish Tips: Blog Post

 1. Spend time with the subject, and observe it from all angles. This way you learn more about it, and are able to truly capture the subject in the most thought-provoking manner. I could do this by photographing my subject from various different angles to find unique perspectives I probably wouldn't discover otherwise.

2. If the sun is out too strong, there will be too much contrast for the camera to capture. Because of this reality, I think it would ideal to photograph in areas that are partially sunny. Overcast days might be perfect for fostering this environment, or it may be as simple as finding the shade of a few trees. 

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