The three techniques I will talk about will be talking about are framing shots, fill your frame, and also getting your background right. These are just a few of the many composition tips. I also give examples to explain the technique further. I also include four main ideas under each technique.
Framing your shot. Giving the photo context some foliage in the foreground of a shot can convey a sense of nature. Giving images a sense of depth and layers adds an extra dimension to the shot. Leading the eye towards your main focal point draw photo’s viewer in by its shape. Intriguing your viewer what you cant see in an image draws you into it as much.
Fill your frame. Use your optical zoom. Zoom lens and all DSLR’s are able to be fitted with one. Using your legs positioning yourself effectively for close in shots. Crop your shots if you want a large image that you’ll find that it becomes more pixilated. Digital zoom fills frame by increasing the size of pixels in your shot when can leave you with a grainy impact.
Getting your background right. Check background before hitting shutter. Looking for colors that don’t fit with the rest of the image. Move your subject by step to the left or right will fix things by putting the distraction behind them or out of the frame. Change your shooting by moving yourself and shoot from another angle. Using aperture to blur backgrounds use the power of your lens to throw your background out of focus.
So as I have given you information and examples of the three techniques I hope you have a better understanding of them. I have given you the four main ideas for them also.
