Composition for portrait photography
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Published 2021-07-01
Part I
Composition is what really helps to build the mood, feel and story for a image. Good composition really should be the priority of any photography.
Many times when people talking about composition they usually think rule of third. Composition is actually far more than that.
In this video we'll explore how to use lines to enhance the composition of an image. We'll go through multiple examples.
Composition is a huge topic and this video is just part I. There will be more videos about composition in the future.
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All Comments (11)
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Thank you for sharing!
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Your stuff is great. Went through your whole catalogue. Keep going! Thanks! 🎉
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You are so inspiring! Thanks alot!
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Great content as always Kyle!
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Wonderful images and some very good advice.
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thanks you so much Kyle..
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Great
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Just watched one of your older tutorials about fashion shoot in the street (BC). I don't think you mentioned anything about aiming your softbox. I assume you don't direct the beam directly toward the model's face. Can you say a little bit about "feathering", and using the edge of the box? Do you typically shoot with the light @ 45 and 45? 45 degrees off camera angle, and 45 degrees aiming down?
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Part2?
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Thank you for sharing!