Learn the rules of composition in our essential guide | Amateur Photographer
At the beginning of their photography journey, many people become obsessed with f-stops, shutter speeds and ISO sensitivities, thinking that mastering exposure will result in images with impact. However, this approach deals with the technical side of photography rather than Read more …
Five Ways to Improve Your Eye for Composition | Andrew S. Gibson
An eye for composition is one of the things that elevates the work of the best photographers above the rest. One of the best ways to learn about composition is focus on applying one idea at a time. You can Read more …
The Secret to Stunning Visual Content | Brooks Tiffany
“Use high-quality, engaging images to make your brand stand out.” You may have read something like that before, and it’s the truth. But what exactly does that mean? What exactly is it that makes an image high-quality and engaging? Well, Read more …
Colour in Composition | Thomas Fitzgerald
I recently read a post on a popular photography blog talking about how you should learn to ignore colour to be a better photographer. They weren’t talking about just black and white images either, they were talking about all photography. Read more …
Baroque and Sinister Diagonals | Knut Skjærven
I had a challenge understanding why some images visually held together even if the content was rather complex and varied. So with this image. I knew that I liked it, but that was more of a spontanesous reaction than anything Read more …
Anatomy Of A Street Shot | Derek Clark
I was about to post this shot with a few others from the same day, but as it’s one of a sequence of three, I thought it might be good to have a look at them together to see the Read more …