Photography and Videography share many things in common, video is, after all, essentially a collection of still images displayed faster than your eye can make out. One such area where stills and video ...

Confession time. I ignore just about every compositional rule I regularly teach. No rule of thirds. No golden spiral. No carefully balanced foreground interest. But I took the picture anyway. The ...

The average consumer who visits websites is more likely to remain on a site that is visually appealing, at least for a while. He is looking for a product or service perhaps, but an ugly page, with ...

Composing a compelling photo can be a challenging artistic endeavor; after all, what looks great in real life can be flat and uninspired when captured as a photo. It’s not enough just to capture what ...

The rule of thirds is a fundamental concept in photography and visual art, offering a straightforward yet impactful way to improve your compositions. By dividing your frame into nine equal sections ...

Because it tends to flit about and escape quickly, the human eye needs to be led. You have to attract its attention, then guide it, but not too much... Create harmony and balance, but avoid ...

One of the easiest ways to improve the photographs you capture is to work on composition. Something as simple as following the rule of thirds can take a photo from “good” to “great” with only a little ...

Shoot early and snap a lot to capture the perfect moment. Fill the frame with your subject for visual impact. Follow the rule ...