Nick Kelsh talks about how better group photos involves getting above your subjects, Philadelphia, Pa.
There's no need to invest in heavy equipment or complicated gadgets for more creative photos — just give yourself license to play around.
Look for creative angles with photographic portraits.
Shoot multiple images of the same subject and put them together as a mosaic portrait. It's an inventive way to capture a person or place.
Create texture and interesting patterns by using a slide projector to project an image on to a portrait subject.
Black and white film can make an impact by simplifying — stripping the color from your image can help you say what you want to say.
Build on techniques you've seen elsewhere. You probably won't be able to precisely copy someone else, but trying may yield a completely new angle that's your own.
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