When You’re Ready To Move Past Available Light Only
Plus: Using Negative Space For A High-Impact Subject Composition & More
Jeff Tan
August 13, 2024
“The best pictures are uninvited; they’re suddenly there in front of you, waiting to be taken." – Steve McCurry
Greetings Photographers,
When discussing the art of photography with newer photographers, I always mention timing and readiness. Many photographers do not seem to give this developed skill its full due. How are you with your timing and readiness? Could you improve it with practice?
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Negative space is the art of using the empty areas around your subject to emphasize its importance and deliver powerful visual messages. By effectively using negative space, photographers can create minimalist compositions that captivate viewers with their elegance and simplicity. Here’s a guide to understanding and using negative space like a pro. TAKE A LOOK →
"Your eye must see a composition or an expression that life itself offers you, and you must know with intuition when to click the camera." – Henri Cartier-Bresson
Tomorrow: Is your landscape photography boring? Try this!
– Jeff