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COMPOSITION #1 – HOW TO EASILY MAKE AN IMAGE BETTER!!
INTRODUCTION TO SOME BASICS OF COMPOSITION Follow the Composition Series here to create better photographs! Scientists and researchers have described what you know you feel when the basic structure of something is a satisfying visual configuration – the Parthenon in … Continue reading
COMPOSITION #3 – HORIZON LINES
Multiple Horizon Lines and the Rule of Thirds It is recommended that you view COMPOSITION #1 and #2 first to really understand the Rule of Thirds. When you are constructing your image in the viewfinder of your camera, you can … Continue reading
COMPOSITION #2 – RULE OF THIRDS How to make an image look great!
COMPOSITION: Use the Rule of Thirds to create great images!! When you learn the basics of photography composition you will have a lot more great photos to choose from! So, you need to know the choices you have to structure … Continue reading
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