Composition pictures

It's such a small focus point opposed to most framing photos, interesting take

This is a really interesting way to use the frame concept. It's like the camera was sneaking up on this bird and peaking through a fence at it.

Every photograph has a frame. By its very nature, the top, bottom, and sides of a photo, be it digital or printed are the boundaries of our composition. However, composition does not have to stop at the physical or digital edges of our images. Very often we add an extra frame to the outside of our images. This could be a photo frame for a print or a black border for a digital image. Both will change the composition of the image.

Element: Lines. This image showcases many different lines. There are both horizontal and diagonal lines and there is variation in the spaces between the two sets of horizontal lines. The woman in the corner stands draws attention in the image due to her lack of straight lines, making her the focal point.

You can frame photography to produce quality images using natural elements, architecture, or props. Learn how to create a composition like the pros.

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In EP31 of Adventure Photography on Location I'm exploring famous Lake Bled in Slovenia and I share some of my favourite composition rules & tools with you and how I use them to improve my photography composition techniques.

Composition

In my taste finding expedition, I’ve found myself being drawn to more complex and narrative pieces which juggle multiple elements. I’ve always loved looking for structure in whatever I’m loo…

Leading lines in photography: One of the most crucial aspect of photography a photographer should understand. In this article I explain why, based on experience.

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Rule of thirds-grid divided into 9 rectangles creating 4 intersections where a primary focal point is placed within one intersection thus creating an interesting a symmetrical composition

Rhythm is something found throughout the creative arts. We tap our toes and snap our fingers to the rhythm of the music. We find rhythm in poetry and stories. And we have rhythm in photography, too.