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| Name | 5 Ways to SIMPLIFY and IMPROVE your Landscape Photography |
| Video Uploader | Video From First Man Photography |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 17-06-2018 17:00:02 |
| Video Discription | Improve your landscape photography by simplifying your images. In this video I give some tips to help your composition skills and we think about what is important in an image. Follow First Man Photography for the latest updates: Instagram - http://bit.ly/InstaFirstMan My Gear - http://bit.ly/FirstManGear Workshops - http://bit.ly/WorkshopsFirstMan Get a FREE trial of Adobe Lightroom CC and Photoshop - http://bit.ly/AdobeFirstMan Squarespace FREE Trail - http://bit.ly/SquarespaceFirstMan When working with clients on a workshop, the single biggest thing people are looking to improve is their composition skills. I discussed recently that this can often be because there is such a focus on worrying about the camera settings. This can be solved through hard work and practice, but once the camera has been mastered, what should we do next. Finding a good composition will often result with a photographer being told they have ‘the eye’. This is fine, but it also implies it is a divine talent that cannot be improved on. I do not believe that is the case. Certainly some are more creative than others but there are still skills and knowledge that can be learned to improve photography composition. Although it may play a part, simplifying an image is not just about removing items or objects from the picture. What we are really talking about is simplifying the story. For this we must first understand what the story actually is. What are you trying to convey to the viewer? What emotions are you trying to evoke? What is the story? Without this, an image will be a purely technical exercise and will be left lacking. The story can only come from you so there is no prescriptive method. However, standing in front of scene, think about how you are feeling, what does the landscape say to you? Is it a beautiful scene? If the answer is yes, then why? Being in touch with your own feelings is vital in making the work personal to you and telling the story from your own point of view. Once achieved we can now start to explore the composition of the scene in front of us. Rules of composition work. They are often a good place to begin once a subject has been established. Identifying a subject is not always easy but look for the good light and things should become easier. Subjects can include anything from a rock in your foreground, a tree, a distant mountain or cliff, a sky full of colour or even the whole scene itself. An image can also include more than one subject if the story flows from one to another. Leading lines are also good for the narrative. They tell the viewer where to begin and guide them through the scene and the story. The rule of thirds is worth considering until you find something better and the rule is broken. To simplify the image we simply focus down onto the story and use composition and technique to achieve it. In this landscape photography tutorial we look at the follwing five factors and look at how we can use them to improve. Long Exposure Negative Space Isolate the Subject Simplifying the Image VS Simplifying the story. Cropping My video photography blogs are designed to entertain and document how I go about capturing my work. If it provides landscape photography tips and inspiration along the way then please share it with your friends so more people can benefit from the content. If you enjoyed this photography vlog I would really appreciate it if you subscribed to the channel so you can come along for the journey. [U3zTiG7f7_w] |
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