Photographers have no shortage of compositional rules to turn to when trying to create better images. Pro shooter and educator Thomas Park shows how you can actually make more compelling images by breaking these rules – as long as you understand them first.
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If you’re going to break photography rules you should firstly learn them, think them over and practice in creating great photography. Otherwise, there is a risk that your photos will look like ones taken by an awkward photographer. When a creative man starts experimenting, it always means that his mastership is rising high (as long as these experiments are successful). Continue Reading
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No matter how simple or sophisticated your camera, you can improve your photos by applying two simple rules: Rule of Thirds and Lead-in Line. I made this video for my Post-Graduate Certificate in E-Learning Design, and I hope to have a link to it from my camera club (The Brighton & Hove Camera Club). Watch the video, then get out with your camera and take lots of shots to assess and critique – it’s the only way to improve!
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Adorama Photography TV presents “How’d They Do That” featuring Diane Wallace. In this episode, Mark talks with Diane about her latest fashion photo shoot. Diane is joined by wardrobe stylist Erin Markis and they talk about how they came up with the concept start to finish. Visit www.adorama.com for more videos!
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