| What we've learned so far... |
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...the Rule of Thirds teaches us not to always
center our subject and to place horizon lines in the top or bottom
third of the frame. |
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...make use of lines in a picture. Proper use of lines in a
picture can make it much more dramatic and can help the viewer to see your
subject. |
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...try to find foreground objects that help
frame your subject without distracting from your subject. |
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...isolate your subject by getting close, using
shallow depth of field, using contrast and by keeping your picture
simple. |
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...use slow shutter speeds to creatively blur
moving objects. |
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...use small or large apertures; long or short
lenses; to creatively control your depth of field. |
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...before taking a picture, make sure that you
view it from different perspectives. |
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... before taking a picture, make sure that you
see it all: foreground, subject and background. |