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Adjust the neck strap so the camera hangs at a comfortable height

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stand with your knees slightly bent.

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Put your weight on one foot and use the other foot for balance. The balance foot should be slightly ahead of the other foot.

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Keep your elbows close against your chest to form a natural tripod

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cradle the camera firmly in your left hand, and focus with the left thumb and middle finger, freeing the right hand for manipulating the shutter and other controls.

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hold the camera tightly against your head, and keep both eyes open when looking through the viewfinder. resist the urge to close one eye.

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inhale deeply. Let out a little air, shoot, then finish exhaling.

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gently squeeze the shutter. do not punch it down or jab at it.

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open sun in the middle of the day can create unflattering shadows and highlights on the face.

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move the subject into the shade or use flash outdoors to fill in the shadows on the face

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the indirect sunlight found in the shade of a tree or in a doorway will soften the shadows on the face.

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photos shot in shade may need some flash fill for proper exposure.

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A hazy or cloudy day will provide diffused sunlight, so there will be an even distribution of light without harsh shadows

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take advantage of soft light

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place the sun behind the subject, so the subject creates its own shade.

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shooting directly into light.