Understanding Composition Part 7: Color

Understanding Compositions Part 7: Color

Wrapping up our series on Composition, with Color and how to use it in your composition.

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[AlSnoopsReid]

Fantastic explanation of how colour works. I always look forward to your videos as you are one of a rare breed of Youtube hosts who can actually use the English language properly. There are way too many high school dropouts making trashy amateur vids which are impossible to understand. Way to go, Spyros. From an appreciative Scotsman...

[TheOlandex]

My favorite is green, so I really loved your icicle photo - brilliant shot!
Wanted to say thanks for the whole composition series. I'm just getting back into hobby photography after many years away from it (my last camera was a 35 mm SLR).
I love your enthusiasm and your obvious wealth of knowledge shows through nicely. Thanks for sharing!

[vahidghobadi]

Many thanks Spyros .I'm not photographer I'm 3dartist and it was really helpful .

[louiehassan]

Though not a color. I love white. Which brings me to my question. How should you approach whites, blacks and greys when setting up a composition? What are some things to consider when approaching them?

[charlesr]

Hi Spyro. I love all your composition series. It's one of the best and more usefull that I have watched. Thank's for your disposition to teach. By the way, my favorite colour is blue.

[timoha]

Very good explanation how the colors work :) my fav is blue.

[the]

Very helpful video mate! My favorite are cerulean/teal/pacific blue/aquamarine :)

[ShaeekhShuvro]

This one was very helpful Spyros . I was wondering what is the difference between the primary and secondary color ? I mean how can we differentiate them? Got the idea of analog and complimentary color fully  though

[Herozonex]

I'm taking a class of color and composition in the fall. I'm learning the material now before look like a complete idiot before i start the beginning of class