I have not been great about posting photography tips lately like I have promised. I blame it on getting out of my routine lately. But like I mentioned Monday, it's a new week and a new me.
Anyway, today I thought I would continue with some more tips on composition: depth of field, leading lines, and reflection.
Depth of Field. Since a photograph itself is only 2 dimenionsal, depth of field allows the photographer to portray the 3 dimenionsal world in the photo by placing a subject in focus and the blurring the background.
Tulips in Spring.
Leading Lines. Lines in the image that lead the eye to another focus point in the image.
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The giant tree trunks of the Redwoods lead your eyes to the top to give you, the viewer, an idea of how tall the trees actually are.
reflection. I don't think this one needs much of an explanation, because duh. Look in windows, puddles, etc the next time you are experimenting with your camera to capture a reflection.
The moonlight's reflection off of the Atlantic ocean in Topsail, NC.
What have you been photographing lately? What composition tricks to you tend to gravitate to? Do you enjoy reading tips on taking better photos? If so, let me know in the comments what you want to learn about.
I hope all of this makes sense for you. Stay tuned next Thursday for the last 3 composition tips, I promise.
Great photos! Tips are very helpful!
ReplyDeleteI like the lines leading the eyes to a focal point! Very nice photos and tips. Reflections photos are fun to take. :)
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