Posted on 09. Feb, 2010 by Joe Decker in Nature Photography, Photo Composition, Random Thoughts, The Tuesday Composition
If you like this article, you can now get the book! Joe has expanded the “Tuesday Composition” series into an inspiring new ebook on composition, especially for nature photography. Check it out: The Tuesday Composition. Keep moving! One of the best things about giving “shoot and critique” workshops is that I get the opportunity to [...]
Posted on 12. Jan, 2010 by Joe Decker in The Tuesday Composition
And thirdly, the code is more what you’d call “guidelines” than actual rules –Barbossa, Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl If you like this article, you can now get the book! Joe has expanded the “Tuesday Composition” series into an inspiring new ebook on composition, especially for nature photography. Check it out: [...]
Posted on 05. Jan, 2010 by Joe Decker in Inspiration for Photographers, Photo Composition, The Tuesday Composition
If you like this article, you can now get the book! Joe has expanded the “Tuesday Composition” series into an inspiring new ebook on composition, especially for nature photography. Check it out: The Tuesday Composition. So far in this series we’ve discussed images “in the box” of a single rectangular frame. Today, I’ll talk a [...]
Posted on 28. Dec, 2009 by Joe Decker in The Tuesday Composition
If you like this article, you can now get the book! Joe has expanded the “Tuesday Composition” series into an inspiring new ebook on composition, especially for nature photography. Check it out: The Tuesday Composition. Opposites attract … our attention. Opposition is one of the primary themes in photographic composition, one which was first emphasized [...]
Posted on 24. Nov, 2009 by Joe Decker in Random Thoughts, The Tuesday Composition
If you like this article, you can now get the book! Joe has expanded the “Tuesday Composition” series into an inspiring new ebook on composition, especially for nature photography. Check it out: The Tuesday Composition. Like mist and fog, water is a subject that deserves it’s own consideration compositionally. With the exception of very still [...]
Posted on 03. Nov, 2009 by Joe Decker in The Tuesday Composition, Tips and Techniques
If you like this article, you can now get the book! Joe has expanded the “Tuesday Composition” series into an inspiring new ebook on composition, especially for nature photography. Check it out: The Tuesday Composition. Many of the topics we’ve discussed so far talk about the relationship between two objects in an image, from their [...]
Posted on 20. Oct, 2009 by Joe Decker in Nature Photography, The Tuesday Composition, Tips and Techniques
If you like this article, you can now get the book! Joe has expanded the “Tuesday Composition” series into an inspiring new ebook on composition, especially for nature photography. Check it out: The Tuesday Composition. One of the more common idioms in landscape of photography is the near-far composition, a powerful technique for creating depth [...]
Posted on 13. Oct, 2009 by Joe Decker in The Tuesday Composition, Tips and Techniques
If you like this article, you can now get the book! Joe has expanded the “Tuesday Composition” series into an inspiring new ebook on composition, especially for nature photography. Check it out: The Tuesday Composition. One of the axes on which I measure compositions is their degree of complexity–not just the complexity of the image [...]
Posted on 06. Oct, 2009 by Joe Decker in The Tuesday Composition, Tips and Techniques
If you like this article, you can now get the book! Joe has expanded the “Tuesday Composition” series into an inspiring new ebook on composition, especially for nature photography. Check it out: The Tuesday Composition. In previous posts in this series, I’ve talked a lot about how the elements within an image play into how [...]
Posted on 01. Oct, 2009 by Booray Perry in Portraits and People Photography, Wedding Photography
One of the things that quickly distinguishes a professional photographer from an amateur is the ability to select a good location for a portrait (also, professional photographers have an air of mystery and suave intrigue about them, like James Bond). I see this every weekend when I’m shooting weddings (I’m a wedding photographer in [...]