3 Less Common Composition Tips For Landscape Photos f/38 - a podcast by Scott Davenport
from 2020-09-23T00:00
Learning composition did not come easy for me. It took a lot of studies, measured practice, and repeated effort to improve my skills. When I review my work, I pay extra attention to composition. There are a few compositional tips I think are less commonly used by landscape photographers:
- Implied Leading Lines
- Composing Open versus Closed Spaces
- Blurring Focus To Compose
I discuss these techniques in today’s podcast. I also talk about this compositional markup of a photo from my library. Visit the episode webpage to see it. Members on Patreon - check your community feed for a video showing my critique and markup of a photo from my library.
Other resources mentioned in this episode:
- Negative Space Vs. Dead Space f/30, Episode #30
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