Sample Roundup

Choose thoughtful Compositions, with the use of Rule of Thirds, the Golden Ratio, leading lines, Framing and Cropping if needed.

Simplicity: Keep backgrounds simple to avoid distracting from the subject.

Context: Sometimes a busy background can add context to the story you’re telling.

Depth: Include elements in the foreground to create a sense of depth.

Depth: Include elements in the foreground to create a sense of depth.

Experiment with different angles and perspectives. Shoot from above, below, or from unique vantage points. Decide if you want the viewer to see the scene from a normal perspective or an unusual one.

Use complementary colors to create harmony and balance in your frame. Utilize color contrast to make your subject pop.

Think about what story you’re trying to tell with your image. Every element in the frame should contribute to this narrative.

Capture moments that convey emotion and mood.

Ensure your main subject is in focus and sharp.

I know some of this may sound like a broken record to you by now. However, by paying attention to each of these points, you can ensure that what’s in your frame makes a powerful impact and effectively communicates your vision as a photographer.