In this Event Space seminar, David Brommer covers the basic concepts of composition as established by the masters of the Renaissance. Commencing with the classic rule of thirds and leaping into theories of color and balance, David touches upon a range of topics, including image construction, positive and negative space, as well as other advanced composition. David Brommer’s Seattle Suspects www.seattlesuspects.com As Seen Through the Lens http This presentation is designed for anyone wishing to take their photography to the next level by learning how to frame and compose their image according to simple visual rules.
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youtu.be St George Photographic society has a yearly portfolio assignment for its members who are wanting to push their creative photographic skills.A group is developed and meets once a month to discuss individuals progress.I believe it is important to choose a subject which the photographer can relate to personally as it opens up inner feelings,emotions and serves to drive the finished portfolio. My subject which I named “Keeping the Faith” came to me due to a year long struggle of personal issues which made me question the role of religion and its meaning to me.The images I created came from a strong catholic upbringing with learnt and perceived ideas about Jesus and God and depict the concept of Sin and Forgiveness .The idea of a members portfolio group came from our club’s creative mentor Professor Des Crawley and has been growing with more and more members participating yearly.
Hong Kong-based SLR Magic has formally announced its HyperPrime 12mm F1.6, a manual focus lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras. This fast wideangle prime, which has been doing the rounds of testers and reviewers for the past few months, features a traditional aperture control ring and metal-bodied construction. Its optics include three Tantalum glass elements for ‘superior cinematic performance’. It will be on sale from the end of November.