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Learn MoreWaterfalls are one of nature’s wonders for landscape photography. When I’m in front of a waterfall, I want to get smooth, silky water and motion…
By Alessandro Torri
Learning the basics of photo composition is the best way to improve your photography. Basic composition techniques and ideas serve as a foundation on which…
By ExpertPhotography
Forced perspective in photography is a type of optical illusion. Objects appear to be a different size or distance due to the angle you shoot…
By Chad Verzosa
There is a genuine skill to framing photos, and Advanced Composition from Photzy is an e-book that aims to help you improve that skill. The…
By Gabor Holtzer
There are quite a few composition rules in photography. And you probably have heard of things like leading lines, the golden ratio, and the rule…
By Simon Bond
You can use foreground, middleground, and background to add depth and dimension to the image. These are often used in landscape photography. But they are also…
By ExpertPhotography
Every photographer knows how much timing matters when taking a shot. In this article, we have collected 30 photos where perfect timing was the key…
By Tamara Kedves
For photographers, choosing between a portrait or landscape orientation can be tricky. In this article, we’ll have a look at portrait vs landscape orientations. We’ll…
By Megan Kennedy
Our article covers eight tips for framing photography shots to elevate your compositions. Framing is one of the most important aspects of photography, yet many…
By Taya Ivanova
This article looks at how to understand and use symbolism in photography… Symbolism depicts more than meets the eye. And our associations with symbols shape…
By Megan Kennedy
Dutch angle photography tends to break traditional composition rules. But breaking the rules of composition isn’t always a bad thing! Intentionally angling your camera while…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan
A focal point is the part of an image that your eye is instinctively drawn to. It could be a person in a portrait, a…
By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez