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Learn MoreThere are a lot of rules when it comes to composition in photography. And for the most part, following them will produce good results. But…
By Kevin Landwer-Johan
Art is subjective in nature. Its definition can vary from person to person. What seems art for one can be trash for another. After street…
By Imran Zahid
With pet photography, taking a picture from a dog’s perspective can make all the difference. Shooting from a low angle captures more engaging and interesting…
By Anabel Dflux
Family portraits can be a treasured memory for years to come. It’s worth learning about family photography composition techniques. They’ll help you capture perfect moments…
By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez
Light and shadow can be used to create some of the most stunning abstract photography compositions. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use light…
By Megan Kennedy
One of the most important factors in landscape photography is composition. It can make or break an image. Understanding the principles of landscape photography composition…
By Rowan Sims
There are plenty of composition rules that remain the same no matter what style of photography you shoot. But fashion photography calls for great composition…
By Chad Verzosa
Good travel photography composition is key to capturing the beauty and essence of a destination. And there are different composition techniques that work best for…
By Natalia Robert
The single point in composition is one of the most important tools you can use to improve your photos. But what is it, and how…
By Joshua Dunlop
Street photography is all about capturing life and telling a story with your images. And it can be a great way to practice your composition…
By Megan Kennedy
Diagonal lines in photography can add a lot of direction and dynamics to an image. They can lead the viewer’s eye through the photo and…
By Joshua Dunlop
A good background is essential for a great photo. It can make or break an image, and can add interest, depth, and atmosphere. But what…
By Joshua Dunlop