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The classic convention for titling an image is to identify the subject (name the person, place or thing) and add the date of creation: if it's a photograph use the date of exposure; if it's a painting use the date of completion; if it's a composite photograph default to the latter; if it's an image of a historic event ...

Titles for paintings, drawings, photographs, statues, and books will be italicized and in title case. Titles of articles, essays, and short poems are not in italics, but will be in quotation marks.

Make Your Photo Subject Really Stand Out Highlight a Brightly Lit Subject Against a Dark Background. If you're shooting a subject in full sunlight, with a shady background, the subject is always going to stand out. ... Use a Small Depth of Field to Blur the Background. ... Use a Wide Angle Lens to Exaggerate Perspective.

Make Your Photo Subject Really Stand Out Highlight a Brightly Lit Subject Against a Dark Background. If you're shooting a subject in full sunlight, with a shady background, the subject is always going to stand out. ... Use a Small Depth of Field to Blur the Background. ... Use a Wide Angle Lens to Exaggerate Perspective.

How To Improve The Image Background? Select Plain/White Backgrounds. ... Keep Some Gaps Between The Background And The Subject. ... Crop Your Photos. ... Maintain Balance. ... Alter Your Point of View. ... Make Use Of A Long Lens. ... Exercise Some Patience. ... Make Use of A Bigger Aperture.

Focus on your subject, blur the rest Open a photo. In Photoshop, go to File > Open... and select a photo from your computer, or, if you're following along with the sample go to ?selective-focus-blur. ... Open the Blur Gallery. ... Define a focal point. ... Adjust the blur area. ... Adjust the blur transition. ... Adjust the blur amount.

Light Exposure Light will make or break your image. Some subjects can be better portrayed in some light than others; it's a matter of knowing how to convey the story that you want to tell with the picture. Not all light is created equally, it varies in angles, strength, and color.