by Jamie | Travel Photography Basics
What does it mean to use framing in photography? Basically, it isolates a subject using elements in a scene as a frame It’s a basic photography technique used to direct the viewer’s eye to the subject. Take a look at the framing photo ideas to illustrate...
by Jamie | Travel Photography Basics
Using foreground, middleground and background in photography is a key concept to achieve depth in a photo. Composing the image using layers in the landscape is a basic photography technique you should learn. Take a look at the foreground, midground, background...
by Jamie | Travel Photography Basics
The “Rule of Thirds” is an important concept to make sure you have a well balanced and interesting photograph. The idea behind this basic photography technique for composition is that the human eye naturally gravitates to intersection points that occur...
by Jamie | Travel Photography Basics
The concept of leading lines is one of the most useful basic photography techniques for composition. When used properly, you can frame powerful images with great visual impact. Understanding and practicing how to use leading lines will help you create photos that...
by Jamie | Travel Photography Basics
Using foreground, middleground, and background is a basic photography technique used to add depth and dimension to a photo when capturing landscapes, and even wildlife. A great landscape photo should create the illusion of depth. This effect makes the image more...
by Jamie | HOME Photography Basics, Travel Photography Basics
Using the rule of thirds for landscape photography creates visual interest and impact in your photos. It’s a basic photography technique that involves positioning important elements in your photo along imaginary grid lines that divide your scene into thirds, both...
