Hi guys! Welcome back to another blogging tips sort of post, I hope this will be helpful to anyone who is starting out, or if you don’t have a camera and are using your phone! Even if you have been blogging for ages, comment down below your own tricks for nice photos, since I am no pro here!
Backgrounds for Photos –
You can create backgrounds out of things you already own or cheap materials. A white background or marble one looks the cleanest. You can pick up a tile of marble from a home improvement store for $2 for pictures. I have this white leather stool (from Poppin!) that I always use the side of for pictures. You can use anything, so its worth experimenting!
Photo Editing –
VSCO is an app used by a lot of bloggers, and it is free! But you can also use your phone’s edit screen. First, add light, it will automatically make your photos look more polished. Chances are most of you have layout for Instagram which you can definitely use for creating a collage.
Here is a picture of a Too Faced lipstick, but look what happens in the photo when I add light.
Before:
Natural Light –
Natural light makes everything will look better and sharper.I n winter when it gets dark so early it is quite hard to take nice photos! Here is the solution: take pictures for a post in bunches when you have good lighting. Ex: take pictures of all the products you’re using in a tutorial that you’re posting Tuesday while you have good lighting on Saturday morning.
Without natural light:
This photo is from my cleaning out my lipstick collection post! Click here to check it out.
With natural light:
This photo is from my fave lippies for winter post! Click here to read!
Use the same Background for all Photos on your Blog –
One trick to easily make your blog come together is to always use the same background, if all your posts have pictures that use a universal one, it will make your blog seem so professional.
That’s all I have for you guys! Please leave a like and a comment if you found this helpful, I want to help any of you who need it! In a situation where you might not have cash to buy a nice camera, these tips will help make your pictures look professional and tie your blog together.
— Hailey 💄
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I’m so glad you found it helpful!
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Interesting photos
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This is so helpful, thank you so much for sharing!
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You’re so welcome! I’m glad that this post was helpful to some!
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Nice. Something I need to do when I get time. 😊😊😊
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I’m glad you enjoyed! Your photos make a huge difference in your blog$
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Recommend for photos you mean?
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Hmm not exactly my area of expertise but I can try! I think any image that is clear and relevant to what you are discussing should be fine. Make sure it is high quality and I think your posts will look good 🙂
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👍👍Thanks for the reply. Your page is interesting btw. Lots of photos. It’s hard to get a hold of photos lol without copyright issues. Appreciate your post anyways.
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Thank you! And of course, I will always respond. Oh yeah I forgot about copyright! Could you ever use free stock photos?
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Yes. That’s be an option. But I think some of them have the watermarks. That’s why I liked your life on creative photography. Something I need to get into.
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Great advice. I’ve been using sparkly scarves as my background until I find something else.
Love that idea about the marble, genius!!!
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You should try it! Marble is so clean and fresh as a background! Thank you so much for reading
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I’m so glad it was helpful for you!
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The same background trick is something I need to follow hehe. But your post was superb, love how you showed what you said 👍, been thinking of sharing a post like this myself.
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Haha! Sometimes it is hard when the colors of products need different backgrounds. Thank you so much!! I’m glad you enjoyed. You definitely should! A lot of the times your followers who are just starting out will find that incredibly helpful!
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Hehe, you’re right! You gotta work it out accordingly but thank you for replying. Your blog is great! Stay in touch xo
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You are very welcome! I always respond so comment if you need anything! Thank you so much 🙂
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Thank you! I love seeing you on WordPress as well 🙂
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Hey, this was especially helpful for me! I dont do photos on my blog but i am going tp start soon & these tips are def useful :)) so excited to get a background now! Thx :))
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I’m so glad! I love helping you guys out! You definitely should, they will make all your posts more interesting for whoever is reading. Can’t wait to see what background you come up with!
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Awww thank you! I’ll let you know how it goes :))
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Sounds great 🙂 and you are welcome!
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These tips are really helpful! x
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Glad it helped you out! Xx
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Thanks for sharing! I’m still learning how to take pictures for my blog and I appreciate this enormously! Great tips!
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You are incredibly welcome! I’m so glad you found this helpful! After getting a lot of questions on my photos I decided to post on it!
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I’m fairly new to blogging and i haven’t thought about buying different materials from DIY stores… Thanks for the tips X
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You’re very welcome! I was hoping this would be helpful for bloggers like you who are new!
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Great post. I generally use white cardboard boxes. And for editing pics art app is a good option. But to use that one has to be in much practice and might have a clear concept of editing.
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Cardboard boxes is such a good idea, that’s very innovative. I’ll definitely have to try that app, I’m quite new to editing so we will see!
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Do try. Your pictures are wonderful dear. I should say before.
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I will! And thank you so much, I’ve been working hard on doing them well without a camera 🙂
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Same as here also. 😊
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I definitely want to download the app used for editing that you talked about, now!!
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Good luck! I have heard amazing things about it! Except I could not figure out how to use it lol! But I’m sure it’ll be helpful :))
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Lovely tips 😊
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Thank you!
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