4. DSLR Photography 101 - Composition
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This document discusses photographic composition guidelines, including the rule of thirds, golden triangle, golden spiral, spacing, filling the frame, simplicity, balance, leading lines, patterns, colors, symmetry, viewpoint, background, depth, and framing. It emphasizes that composition is the conscious placement of objects in the photographic frame and encourages applying these composition techniques to "paint with light."
4. DSLR Photography 101 - Composition
- 1. COMPOSITION How to “make pictures”; not “take pictures © Mary Jo Hoffman
- 2. REFLECTIONS?
- 3. composition /kɒmpəˈzɪʃ(ə)n/ “The conscious placement of objects in your photographic frame.”
- 5. 1. Rule of Thirds RULE OF THIRDS
- 9. 2. The Golden Triangle
- 10. 2. The Golden Triangle © Ajnagraphy (flickr user)
- 11. 2. The Golden Triangle © Ajnagraphy (flickr user)
- 12. 3. Golden Spiral - Nature’s Number 1: 1.6180 From Wiki © http://intellectualgentlemensclub.com
- 15. 5. Spacing
- 16. 5. Spacing
- 17. 5. Spacing © rogercarr (flickr user) Breathing Space
- 18. 5. Spacing © rogercarr (flickr user) Breathing Space Negative Space
- 19. 6. Fill the Frame
- 20. 6. Fill the Frame
- 21. 7. Simplicity
- 22. 7. Simplicity © Anuroop Krishnan
- 23. 8. Balance © Miroslav Petrasko
- 24. 9. Leading Lines ©Ansel Adams
- 25. 10. Patterns © Trey Ratcliff
- 26. 10. Patterns © Trey Ratcliff© Trey Ratcliff
- 27. 11. Colors
- 28. 11. Colors
- 29. 12. Symmetry
- 30. 12. Symmetry © Trey Ratcliff
- 31. 13. Viewpoint
- 32. 13. Viewpoint
- 33. 14. Background
- 34. 14. Background
- 35. 15. Depth
- 36. 15. Depth © torne (Flickr User)
- 37. 16. Framing
- 38. 16. Framing
- 39. A FEW WORDS ON LIGHT
- 40. Photography /fəˈtɒgrəfi/ “The art of painting with light.”
- 47. Let’s do some work
- 48. SOME HOMEWORK