The Compelling Photograph: Techniques for Creating Better Images (Book 1)
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The Compelling Photograph: Techniques for Creating Better Images (Book 1)
Wish you could take more compelling photographs? Now you can!
In 8 lessons, this eBook will help you:
Understand the principles of good image designÂ
Learn how to find interesting compositionsÂ
Get tack sharp imagesÂ
Make the most of the time you spend shootingÂ
Come home with great images after every shootÂ
Now you can make every photo shoot a treasure hunt where you come home with the treasure every time!
I will show you the elements of good image design, essential camera skills, and fun photography techniques so you come home with great images every time. Not only that, but I will send you on a weekly treasure hunt and show you exactly what you are looking for and where to find it.
What's inside? Textures The more you train your eye to notice the details, the more interesting your photographs will become.
Lines Lines are one of the fundamental building blocks of composition. They direct the eye around an image and give the viewer a path to follow.
Colour Colours determine the viewer's emotional response to an image. They set the mood and determine what part of an image gets the most attention.
Reflections Photographing a reflection creates a more unique image of an often photographed subject by adding interest and depth to your photograph.
Silhouettes One way you can add drama, intrigue, and mystery to an image is by photographing your subject as a silhouette. Deep contrasts make for powerful and memorable images.
Close-ups Often a story is better told in a series of images that reveal more about the essence of a subject than a single image can.
Frames One way to quickly add a new dimension to your subject is to give it a frame inside the boundaries of the image.
Twilight That time before a sunrise or after a sunset w
