Training the eye to see and recognize good composition Learning to be a better photography comes from learning to see better. Training your eye and…
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Better photography by studying film: Part 1 – Framing The best movie directors either studied film in college or developed a sense of compostion by…
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Above: “The Tree of Zen” by Edward M. Fielding In photography and art, a compelling, interesting subject can be made stronger by the arrangement of…
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I want to talk about the square format and it’s benefits. I offer many of my fine art photographs and artwork cropped to a square…
Comments closedThe most basic form of perspective in which parallel lines appear to converge in the distance at a vanishing point on the horizon line.
Comments closedA handy guide to composition in cartoon form by Anita Griffin – http://www.fredgriffinart.com/PORTFOLIO/Popups/d_wheretoputcow.htm
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Using classic composition techniques to improve your photography efforts. Balance, framing and rule of thirds.
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Better photography starts with better storytelling. What are you trying to say to the viewer? Figure out your story before taking a photograph.
Comments closedA discussion of the rule of thirds in photography and what it means in composition.
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