GREAT PHOTOS START WITH KNOWLEDGE,
NOT A FANCY CAMERA
GREAT PHOTOS START WITH KNOWLEDGE,
NOT A FANCY CAMERA
19 Composition Rules
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As much as I love shadows in photography, there's a certain shadow that most of the time I really don't want in my photos. It's ugly, harsh shadows behind a subject on a backdrop or wall. But before...
Examples of Rule of Thirds in photography (and how to use it in composition)
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