We’re all so conditioned to think of negative as being… well… negative.
Can negative ever be a good thing?
In photography, it’s not only a good thing; it’s an inherent aspect of every image that you create.
You can’t get away from it.
But you can control it! (And you should, because it will make your images stronger and more appealing to a wider audience.)
What are we talking about?
I’m talking about an element of composition known as- negative space.
This week’s FREE training video by travel photographer, Jason Row, gives you a primer on the use of negative space in photographic composition-
- Find out what negative space is
- Learn to recognize it within a scene
- Discover how to control it- thus making your images more exciting
- You can put this powerful tool of composition to work for you today
Jason Row is a British born travel photographer now living in Ukraine. You can follow him on his Facebook page. He also maintains a portfolio of his work here.
