Category: Composition

The Big Three: Focal Points, Leading Lines, and Frames

Are you a new photographer? Do you wonder why some photos are more fun to look at than others? There are many nuances to photography,

Getting Creative with the Fibonacci Spiral - Free Quick Guide

One of the first composition rules photographers learn about is the Rule of Thirds. This simple composition tip can make a massive difference to images,

Embracing the Emptiness: 21 Striking Photos that Showcase Negative Space

Negative space refers to the empty or unoccupied areas surrounding the main subject of a photograph. It can be used as a powerful composition tool

Photographing Creative Reflections - Free Quick Guide

Reflections are a simple yet effective way to take interesting and different photographs. Reflections can add depth and interest to an image or simply give

One Simple Change That Can Elevate Your Landscape Photography - Free Quick Guide

Landscapes are the most common type of photography on the planet. How do you make your landscape photos stand out from the pack? There are

My Three Favorite Composition Tools

Composition is one of the key elements of every type of photography. A well-composed photo will guide the viewer’s eye through the photo, the way

Is It Necessary to Always Straighten the Horizon Line?

“Never have I found the limits of the photographic potential. Every horizon, upon being reached, reveals another beckoning in the distance. Always, I am on

18 Stunning Examples of Patterns in Photography

Patterns are not hard to come across. If you look around for them – in your house, out on the street, or in nature –

The Big Three: Focal Points, Leading Lines, and Frames - Free Quick Guide

Photo composition is a complicated subject. No matter their level of expertise, any photographer can spend years, if not a lifetime, working on their composition

My Three Favorite Composition Tools - Free Quick Guide

Many photography teachers will encourage you to learn the rules of composition and then break them. We prefer a different approach. We encourage you to

Is It Necessary to Always Straighten the Horizon Line? - Free Quick Guide

Human perception appreciates a level horizon line. We have an inherent notion that the horizon is how it is. So when we create photographic images

How to Pose a Model and Create a Composition

When I started taking photography seriously and getting something more than a hobby out of it, I was always focusing on the wrong things like

Category: Composition

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