Photography guidelines for Best Photos of Dubai Desert No matter how hard we try most of us end up with similar looking photographs which look no different from the tens of thousands of Dubai desert safari photographs, already flooding social media and photo-sharing websites.
Get the right lighting If you really need some good photographs with fewer shadows and warmer desert hues, it’s wise to take up an evening desert safari in Dubai. Nature’s lighting during the evenings out here in the desert is at its best. Mornings are a bit too dull and photographs shot in the afternoon will often get overexposed—if you’re shooting people or objects— and will have a lot of shadows. Moreover you’re more likely to get a heatstroke.
Keep changing your perspective
Climb up a hill, keep your camera on the ground, lay down on the sand if you have to and I promise you, your photographs will be a lot different if not stunning; but surely different from the ones that others on your trip have missed out on.
Get up-close and personal Always get upclose and personal with the action, don’t zoom in. If you are on a desert safari or at the campsite with camels and the locals, go as close as you can to get that perfect portrait worth a million views! But do ask for permission before clicking someone’s picture.
Any camera will do Last but not the least; you do not need the best camera to get the best photographs. Photography depends on the photographer and his/her skills and not the tool; which is what professionals in the field will tell you.
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So the next time you hit the desert on a desert safari tour in Dubai, keep the above tips in mind and you will get a better photos than the ones you have clicked so far.