Photography elements

View of lifesavers with their shadows projected on ground

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First place i went in JB for outdoor outing is Hutan Bandar or “Jungle in the City”. Taman Orkid is the jewel of this Jungle. Jom Layan gambar! also got other flora and fauna inside there....i love nature! beauty of nature comes from itself . *All photography is solely own by the photographers and can only be used with strict permission from the artist. it is not allowed to download, to store, to copy, to reproduce, to use or to modify the images in any way, alone or in any other context…

Art is a journey into the most unknown thing of all - oneself. Nobody knows his own frontiers… I don’t think I’d ever want to take a road if I knew where it led. Louis Kahan

This month's Boost Your Photography: 52 Weeks Challenge is focusing in on the basic elements of composition: line, shape, form or volume, texture, and color. This week your challenge is to pay attention to shape. See how thinking about shapes can help you grow in your photography. (Click here to read part 1, The Line.) Shape Photography, by its very nature, takes a three-dimensional world and renders it in two dimensions. A study of shape moves us from the one-dimensional focus of the line…

“In Chicago, on Randolph Street in the summer, the sun in, I think, July, lines up with all the cross streets. This is one where I see the light doing all kinds of things and have to stop and wait. And this guy lined up perfectly.” An iPhone 7 Plus photo. All photos © Jason Peterson Not always, but often enough, Jason Peterson’s photography is a waiting game. Until it isn’t.

Visual Design: Using Texture in Photography - Digital Photo Secrets #photographytips

Using shadows creatively is a great way of making your photos tell a story. Here are seventeen photos that use shadows creatively. {photolicense} Stalker | Elena Ray Abstract Line Background | Bonnie Schupp House Wall with Shadow| Sandra Mösinger Danger Lurks at the Front Gate| Richard Johnson New York City…

Professional food photographer shares how to best use repetition, pattern and texture in your food photography. Check out these top food styling and composition tips to spice up your food photos...

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