I hadn’t been taking many pictures in this way before until very recently, when I started to want to feature more than one book at a time, without using a traditional book-stack photo style.
The dual covers picture style is semi-new to me. I always use portrait mode when taking these pictures, and focus it on the book the best I can. It is obvious to see exactly which book you are highlight and featuring on your account. These photos always get a great amount of interactions, and they are very straight forward and to the point. Sometime I will add decorations or props next to the books if it fits the theme of the post, or sometimes I will place the book next to other specific books, so that you can see a particular book-spine. I love to angle the book on my bookshelves, and show the depth and size of my books. The most basic (and in my opinion, the most important) picture that I frequently post on my Bookstagram, is a photo of an individual book. You can also see some of the different types of photos I like to take, including individual books, book-stacks, and random bookshelf pictures. I never post two individual book pictures back-to-back, as I think this looks cleaner and more visually appealing. Right off the bat, you can see that I every other picture is some sort of a book stack or bookish thing, while the next picture is of an individual book. Upon looking at my Bookstagram, you probably notice a few different patterns and types of posts that I frequently take. It is important to mention that ALL of my pictures are taken on my iPhone 8 Plus, and are usually taken in portrait mode. In this first post, I will be sharing with you my favourite types of pictures to take and post on my Bookstagram account. Welcome back to Reading, Reading, Reading!Īnd welcome to the first instalment in my Behind The Bookstagram mini-series! For more details on it, click here.
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