Landscape Photography: This COMPOSITION Tool Eats the RULE of THIRDS for Breakfast!!
In this week’s episode, Mark Denney discusses a composition tool that eats the rule of thirds for breakfast!! He thinks by this point we're all familiar with the more popular composition techniques for creating powerful landscape photos.
We know to use leading lines to draw the viewer into our photos, we know to use layers to create depth in our images and we frame our photographs using the rule of thirds, but are these really the best approaches?
Now as far as the first two points go, I'm a big fan of both, but I'm not 100% sold on the rule of thirds as a long term solution for composition. - said Mark Denney -
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About Mark Denney:
My passion for landscape photography has grown from my love of the great outdoors. The serenity and therapeutic nature are perhaps what I enjoy most about it. I treasure the complete process that landscape photography requires, from the on-location aspect of actually traveling and taking the image to the post processing workflow of Lightroom and Photoshop. Let's Get Connected: markdenneyphotography.com | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
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1 comments:
Affinity Photo has the golden spiral in it's editing.
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