A symmetrical composition is balanced, and has an overall equality of Size, Shape, Line, Line Direction, Texture, Value, and Color. It is capable of division into equal parts. A symmetrical composition uses the Elements by repeating them, and is therefore of minimum contrast.
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Bending time and space with a tilt-shift lens. Everything you wanted to know about Tilt-Shift Lens.
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Free photography resources including free photography guides, free photography courses, free photography classes, free photography tips and more to help you improve your photography skills, get better pictures and have more fun with your photography.
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Understanding film speed or ISO, part of a series on basic photography skills.
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Life is short. Air travel, hotels, car rentals, meals, park entrance fees etc are expensive. So why waste time with cheap junk? You’ve traveled half…
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Is creating a great black and white photograph in the digital age a simple act of pushing a button? Not if you are doing it right.
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Photographing in the fog is an wonderful experience. Blanketed in misty wet dew that mutes colors and blurs backgrounds.
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Using a tripod for better photographs. How to capture better photos with a tripod.
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Better photography often means giving your subjects breathing room or white space. Show your subjects in context and include some environment in your photographs. Includes examples of fine art photography showing white space.
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