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Nice composition is the root of each and every photograph. On this video, I wish to percentage with you 20 of my favorite attempted and examined …

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  1. Some good compositional concepts here, but the rule of thirds and leading lines will create generic compositions and can promote imbalance in an image (ie placing a subject on a third without considering a counterpart for balance, or negative space that can impact the story). Those are beginner techniques that pro and beginner photographers should avoid their entire career. They are easy to teach/consume, but zero compositional nutrition. Paying attention to visual weight from the vertical centerline and ensuring nice figure-ground relationship are much more important. Controlling contrast is another huge skill that should be learned by photographers in the very beginning, but even pro photographers fail at this.

  2. Sean, I can't tell you how many times I watched this. So much information and all the photos was very helpful with the 20 Photo Composition Techniques. I have to say your channel is the best explaining everything in detail about photography. Thank you so much! I appreciate all the videos you publish for us.

  3. I learned these photography techniques in the many courses, workshops and books I've read since 1975 when I first began photography. I appreciate the direct and clear manner of your video. These rules are ingrained in me but it's always a good reminder to go back to where you started and hear it again. Thanks for the reminders.

  4. Excellent suggestions. As a filmmaker, I'm starting to try to take more photographs to find new ways to "see" what I find visually interesting. I like the effect of layering as you described. I can literally add depth to the mood and story I'm trying to tell.

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