Tips to take Maldives photos can not forget

    Maldives scene always makes the photos become really impressive. Even with the youngest photographers and the most basic camera can create photos that make viewers admiring. Perhaps this is the best place to put both scenes and scenes in the photo frames.

    Although everyone can have good photos, here are some tips that will help your Maldives photos look more like National Geographic photos: 

- Take multiple photos: The more you create different shooting angles, different poses, the higher the ability to have beautiful photos. If your camera can take a series of photos as quickly as possible. Because there are some perfect moments to take pictures that are counted in seconds, like the sudden show of dolphins that you won't want to miss. But on the other hand, if you only take photos, you won't be able to enjoy the scenery with your eyes. Don't forget to take the time to just feel that moment and take a Maldives photo with your own eyes, not just a camera. 

- Use natural light: Take it in the early morning or late afternoon. During the daytime, seawater reflects strongly and maybe the color of the image will not be right because there is too much light. Even when you take photos or take photos of people on the beach. Light passing through palm leaves or other unique reflections can make a unique image. Or if you can find an interesting angle you will create something special. The setting sun is also a special scene, take your camera at sunset to get some colorful photos.

- Camera protection: Having perfect photos in Maldives to keep memories is easy, but it is not so easy to store the camera on the beach. The biggest enemy of the camera is water and sand. Sand may scratch the lens and may even wear moving parts inside the machine. Even waterproof cameras can be absorbed by sand and water if they are not used properly. Salt water is a serious problem with digital cameras. You should protect your device and keep it in a plastic bag with a locking clip when not in use. Bring lots of locked plastic bags and big sized ball bags to store cameras and other things when you take a boat. If water splashes into the camera, wipe it dry immediately and store it in a dry place to evaporate steam. Sunscreen and other products can blur the lens so be careful not to wipe the glass with grease or bare hands. It's best to bring a specialized cloth to wipe the lens stored in a waterproof bag.
- Underwater camera: Having a camera that can capture underwater is necessary in Maldives to capture coral reefs and many marine life and fish species. If you don't have one, rent one just for this trip. The Maldives ocean world is so rich that you might be disappointed if you miss out on great opportunities to capture underwater photos. Note that the smaller the angle between the water and the sun, the more reflected the light. In order to have beautiful underwater photos for half a day, keep the distance from the subject taken from 1 to 1.5m. Remember to keep a distance when shooting for friends and relatives to get a view of the surrounding water.

    Use more technology:
- Flash: Very often you will notice that a friend on the beach is reflected by sea water on the face. Depending on the angle you are shooting, you can reduce the shadow with the help of a flash.
- Polarizing filters: The polarization of filters increases contrast and reduces reflection. These filters can bring a variety of effects to seawater and can make the sky almost dark blue.
- UV filter: A good UV filter for photos at the beach to filter out ultraviolet light, reduce air blurring and protect your lens. 
- Black and other effects: You can use some photo editors to create black and white effects or other special effects for your Maldives picture. You can do a lot of things from changing the photo to postcards. Free online services like Picnik.com are easy to use and can even transform a photo from mediocre to impressive.

    While it's easy to randomize beautiful Maldives photos, with a bit of effort and careful use of camera devices, you'll help avoid silly mistakes and make your photos more beautiful. Your photos will be great souvenirs to share with friends and family. They will definitely envy you. But also remember to put the camera down and enjoy the beautiful view more completely with your own eye.