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Geometry In Composition

The first lesson, the Rule of Thirds, introduced a widely usable principle that helps decide *where to put the subject*. The second one, Simplicity, was about taking out what's unnecessary and concentrating on

Basic Photographic Techniques

Today, photography is characterized by a rapid growth in the development of technology and ideas. Each year, millions of pictures are taken and an astonishing array of new films, cameras and imaging systems

Composition: Part III

Perspective Perspective can be a tricky thing to understand and yet it is really quite simple. The confusion arises from the word's two different definitions, both of which are relevant in photography. In

Contrast

Contrast in photographic composition is an effective means of directing the viewer's attention to the center of interest. Positioning of subject elements to create contrast gives them added emphasis and directs the viewer's