10 Creative Photography Secrets
We share 10 creative photography secrets. If you’re technically minded, but struggling with creativity, we can help you learn how to be creative.
We share 10 creative photography secrets. If you’re technically minded, but struggling with creativity, we can help you learn how to be creative.
When you think of contrast in photography, you most likely think of tonal contrast – the difference between dark tones and light tones. Perhaps that’s because it’s one of the easiest types of contrast to conceive. You can easily spot contrast, particularly in monochrome images. Software products celebrate contrast with it’s own slider or some…
If you want people to enjoy your photos, you need to make your subject pop. What does that mean, anyway – pop? Photographers like to talk about making their photos pop – as in they should be so evocative that your audience can’t ignore them. However, we have a slightly different take. It’s not your…
Have you ever seen photos with practically flawless composition and wondered why your photos aren’t quite at the same level. You can get there, but you just need to learn how to structure your composition. That’s why we’re sharing 10 elements of composition to help you improve your photos. The Main Thing to Know About…
Improve Your Photographic Composition Using Fundamental Elements Thank you for listening to The Photo Flunky Show. In episode 60, we discuss how you use composition to tell a story by arranging art and design elements. Instead of discussing things like “Rule of Thirds” and “Leading Lines“, we have a different approach. We use simple questions…
The dominance of color in photography is a key tool to use in the psychology of your viewer. Color makes people feel emotions. I have a tendency to prefer color photos. More accurately, I love strong colors. Color contrast, color symmetry, or color complements. So when and why would, or should, use black and white in…