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Composing Your Photograph

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"Composing Your Photograph" consists of 15 tips for taking better pictures. The lession is broken into 15 sections; Determine the subject (focal point), Background, Vary the Orientation, Point-of-View, Distance, Rule of Thirds, Asymmetrical Horizon, groups, Balance, Into the Frame, Mergers, Directional Lines, Fill the Frame, Foreground Frames, and Pay Attention to Color. These 15 sections will give you the information you need to start taking better pictures.
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Photo Design Concepts, Part 1 by Apogee Photo
When you're shooting a great photograph, there are many components to keep in mind. To create a perfect composition, you must consider more
Photo Composition: Using Perspective by Apogee Photo
Do you want to use perspective better in your photos? Perspective as it relates to photography can sometimes be a tricky thing. In this photography
Rule of Thirds by Scrapjazz
Professional photographers, graphic designers, and artists of all kinds use the "Rule of Thirds" principle to compose their photographs and
Composition Tutorial (Part 2, Perspective, Leading Lines, Balance and Implied Movement) by Trusted Reviews
Photography is an art as well as a science, and in any art beauty is in the eye of the beholder. What I'm presenting here are guidelines to
Composition: Placing elements within the frame by Geoff Lawrence
In our modern world of automatic cameras, which focus for us and adjust the exposure in an ever more perfect way (most of the time), the biggest
Composition Tutorial (Part 1, Rule of Thirds, Angle & Focal Length, and Framing and Foreground by Trusted Reviews
The Rule of Thirds
The difference between a snapshot and an artistic photograph is simply a matter of composition. By
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