Learn a complete framework for composing visually appealing photographs every time you press the shutter.
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Whether you want to photograph landscapes at dawn or dusk, or you want to photograph cities, this free e-book on composition will teach you everything you need to know to improve the quality of your photography immediately.
Finally you’ll have a solution to get your photography to take off.
You’ll learn not just what the so-called rules are, but also why, how and when those rules work. How they can be applied in a truly creative and intuitive way, so that you’re not even aware anymore that you are using them.
Now, you’ll be able to take the guesswork out of taking photographs.
A lot of teachers, both online and in the real world, teach the rules, but they only teach the ‘what’.
They don’t teach the ‘why’, the ‘how’ and the ‘when’. But I do. And I teach it in my book, FREE, just for you!
The ‘why’, the ‘how’ and the ‘when’ are the missing pieces of the jigsaw that are missing from so many photographers who are struggling to improve.
This means you’ll finish the book with all the skills and knowledge to create captivating photographs every time you press the shutter. No more spray and pray. With practice, you’ll be able to take great images at will.
Trust me, you already have the natural talent – that potential is in every one of us – Once you learn how to unlock that potential, amazing imagery will follow.
Read this simple e-book, apply the knowledge, and get the right photography tuition just for you. Be more creative, and learn how to create landscape photographs creatively and from the heart, maximising the appeal of all of your photography.
And remember, this is essentially a formula, so it can be applied anywhere and anytime to any subject or genre.
This is just a few things that are covered in the book
Why composition matters
Why is Composition the most important component of creating a photograph?
Rules Vs intuition
How important is intuition when creating a photograph, and what are the most important rules?
The first true rule of composition
How many people consider this as the most important rule when composing a photograph? If you haven’t considered it, then you need to read this book.
The discipline of composition
Taking a photograph is about mixing creativity and discipline. You will learn how to effectively combine the two.
Identifying objects in a scene
This is something that many people struggle with, but using simple techniques, you will learn how to identify everything that is important in a composition, everything that is not, and then how to position them in your photograph.
How to find the subject of your image
Correctly identifying the subject of a photograph can make or break your image. Beginners often struggle with this, without even realising that it’s a problem. There are a couple of deceptively simple techniques that will guarantee success in identifying the subject, which will allow you to place it in your composition for the greatest visual effect.
How to lead the eye into the image
It’s important that the eye is led into the image without jarring with the viewer in any way. Again, learn simple techniques allow you to achieve this instantly, so that the viewer is completely unaware that their eye is being led.
How to build your composition
Once you’ve spotted a scene, you need to build your composition for greatest visual appeal. You’ll learn a bunch of simple processes that can be applied to your images to create the maximum visual effect.
The rule of thirds definition and analysis
The daddy of all the compositional rules. You will learn exactly how it works, and when it works. Learn simple techniques that allow you employ it only when it’s needed. You’ll learn a natural and organic process, so that you always get it right.
The two different types of visualisation
Most people don’t realise there are two types of visualisation. A term made famous by Ansel Adams, but he didn’t invent it, he just gave it a name. In actual fact the ability to visualise is in every one of us, you just need to understand the techniques to allow you to employ it for every photo you take.
Compositional triggers
There are a number of visual triggers in any landscape, whether urban or rural, that when you spot them, they guarantee a captivating photograph if recognised, and then composed correctly. In this book you will learn about what those visual triggers are, and how to exploit them for maximum visual appeal.
Compositional styles
There are 4 compositional styles that will create variety and originality in your photography. These styles will also see you right for any brief that you will ever receive, whether you are working for a client, or you are working on a personal project or photoshoot.