The old saying goes "a picture is worth a thousand words"
BraggginPhotos is proud to help you tell your story- a first buck, that big one that didn't get away, or the trophy they just have to see to believe.
Tips on Taking Great Photos of Your Trophy
Hunting is about making memories and telling your stories. Nothing captures that moment in time like a photograph. BragginPhotos will help you re-tell your story for years to come.
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Get in the habit of taking a camera on ALL of your trips.
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Digital Cameras set on the highest resolution is best <4mega pixel
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Disposable cameras are better than no pictures at all. Don't be afraid to use them.
Great photos are made by taking pictures.
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Learn how to use your camera. Read the instruction manual.
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Self timer: Used frequently
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Low light settings: For early morning and evening shots
o Using the flash.
o Carry a small tripod if you can. If a tripod is not available then rocks, branches or even your gear can be used effectively.
o Using the flash.
o Carry a small tripod if you can. If a tripod is not available then rocks, branches or even your gear can be used effectively.
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Composition
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The sky makes a great background. The next best thing is green grass or snow. Make sure that your background is uniform.
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The focus should be on the animal not what is behind it.
o Tip the brim of your hat up so that your face can be seen.
o Tip the brim of your hat up so that your face can be seen.
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Lighting
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Take pictures with the sun in your face. Pictures taken towards the sun will darken and ruin your pictures.