34. PHOTOGRAPHY TIP. Smartphone photography of a children's playground

PHOTOGRAPHY TIP.  Insufficient space for editing. Roof top of playground equipment is cut off

10 Jun 2023. Latest smartphones from Samsung can produce very sharp photos. In this case, the original image is not acceptable as the playground equipment is tilting. As the photographer did NOT give sufficient surrounding space for me for editing, my edited photo shows the roof top CUT OFF.

Always remember to shoot with more spaces surrounding the subject of interest. There is no need to crop your smartphone photo tightly.  

Samsung SM-A226B. 7 Jun 2023, 8.08 am
Focal length 4.71 mm, 1/110 sec, f/1.8, ISO 64

Hougang children's playground

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