2022
Composition is really important in photography and it's easy to master it. If you think about it, the picture doesn't feel, but if you don't think about the results, it's not good. Actually, it's not too difficult, as long as you have mastered the basics.
Well, how can I master the composition?
Previously, I had shared some tips to improve the ability to create photography content. You can see my post before :
1. First Post Fahmi Adimara Weekly Photo Tips
3. Fahmi Adimara Photo Tips #3 : Composition Techniques That Will Improve Your Photos Part 1
4. Fahmi Adimara Photo Tips #3 : Composition Techniques That Will Improve Your Photos Part 2
The first thing to remember is that composition skills are not affected by the low-cost gear you use. Even though you only use an entry level camera, but because the composition is good, you might think you are using a professional level camera.Composition is a matter of skill so much practice after learning the knowledge.
Lets continue my sharing.
6. LEADING LINES COMPOSITION
Leading lines are compositions that can make people very interested. Line or it can be called a line can be virtual and real that can bring our eyes to point to interest. You can use objects such as roads, walls, bridges or anything that can form a virtual line so that it points to a point of interest.
7. GOLDEN SPIRAL COMPOSITION or GOLDEN RATIO
Here’s its superior, wiser, and elusive brother: the Golden Ratio, also sometimes called the Fibonacci Spiral. It is the result of when you do some complex maths on a rectangle to the tune of: a/b = (a+b)/a = 1.61803398875.
Experiment making a rectangle with proportions 1: 1.618 then slicing into four smaller ones, then you will get a square or commonly called the Golden Spiral. This spiral is obtained from the calculation of the Fibonacci Number, so that the shape of the spiral is familiar with the name Fibonacci Spiral designation. When you imagine a golden spiral composition just imagine a snail house. The distance is getting smaller towards the center, but can be tangible as a line.
But I just want to be able to show that there’s more to the world of art than a criss-cross of lines. Usually, some people call the Golden Ratio “The Rule Of Thirds, Plus Some More” (TROTPSM for short).
That's some guidance from my experience about the world of photographic composition, actually, there are still many more about this topics. Hope you enjoy my sharing 😄
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I appreciate your efforts, dear friend @FahmiAdimara; but, what I felt as a Photography Topic Publisher (my profile is Here), is that:
1. there are very low number of readers / benefited LGs; rather, we have more casual readers here, than serious enthusiasts.
2. The common LGs, love more of Photography topics, written at the 'very basic' level.
3. There are few top level photographers, who may not need these tips, may be.
Just for your information.
My Humble Suggestion:
Kindly Tag, like-minded LGs, who have interest in such topics, so that your posts will be seen by more LGs; please tag me in your posts, I shall try to respond, at my earliest.
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Aquariums also pose lots of limitations to get clear, especially shake-free shots. Some Museums too are difficult - intricate workmanship and very poor lighting - capturing the details are really tough, Hope you agree @IrrPavlova,
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