Saturday, October 01, 2005
Photo Composition 101, Part 1: Leading a Viewer's Eye
My October column is up at the Suite101 Digital Photography & Editing site:
Photo Composition 101, Part 1: Leading a Viewer's Eye
A photograph's composition is the sum of all of its graphical elements: the main subject, the foreground, the background, and any supplemental subjects within the frame. Photo Composition 101, Part 1 introduces you to photographic composition and discusses the concept of leading a viewer's eye.
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Photo Composition 101, Part 1: Leading a Viewer's Eye
A photograph's composition is the sum of all of its graphical elements: the main subject, the foreground, the background, and any supplemental subjects within the frame. Photo Composition 101, Part 1 introduces you to photographic composition and discusses the concept of leading a viewer's eye.
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