A small uncommonly-known rule that can make you look like a professional photoaapher or separate you from the vloggers with no video skills on YouTube.
In part one to this series of articles I talked about the basic fundamentals every aspiring or professional photographer should use; which is subject, attention and simplify. Now in part two of this series I want to talk about texture, composition and framing.
Learn how to take pictures with your new camera. Read all the instructions and learn how to use all the features. Study photography books on style and composition, and practice, practice, practice.
The best investment you can make is a photograph that shows your personality and professionalism. Do not skimp on what’s necessary to get you noticed and it will give you the right boost.
Does that sound like a lot?
Composition is what makes the viewers turn their eye to the photograph.
For centuries artists have studied composition to work out what makes a good picture. If you spend a little time thinking about composition then you can really improve your photos.
