HOW TO MAKE A GOOD PHOTO?

First of all before entering talks about photography and how to create a good photograph, then we must agree on the meaning of the word good it used to be. Good sense is subjective and relative. Since good for one is not necessarily good for another. Nevertheless, there is a common thread that we can apply to our underlying rate a photo.

Basic objective assessment in evaluating a photograph is a technique-creative-communicative.

The issue became the foundation of the creation technique photographs.
If we look at a photograph is out of focus, the image is not what we might call good. If the lighting is less (under exposure), then the technique is also far from good. Problem focus, exposure measurement, lens selection, selection error image resolution, ISO is not appropriate, balanced white stray, and other issues surrounding the operation of the camera, is the skill mastery of technique. In this case, a photographer must master the basic skills and become the next.
Still in the area of engineering, is a mastery skill set lighting. Photography without lighting is not photography. Light takes the photographer as a painter needs paint or ink. According root, photography is painting with light. There is no light, the photographer can not shoot.
Light is needed not only because the material is light photos. But more than that, the light is also a photographer can tell better. Due to the light, the character of the object can be expressed. The light is shining on the object can be directed as desired photographer. Could be from the front, side or back. Can make the silhouette if the light from behind, can bring that light texture from the side or disguise pimples when the light from the front.
Light can also create an impression of masculine if the photographer illuminates the object with direct light. Can also memorable feminine if an object is illuminated with light that has been assimilated or reflected. Skills lighting control system would result in a well-spoken photographer capable of photographic media.