How I INSTANTLY Improved my Compositions

Improve your photography compositions Instantly with these tips.
Improving your compositions is one of the most important steps to taking better Photos. With there being a bunch of rules out there, including the rule of thirds, the golden ratio, symmetry etc. it can quickly become overwhelming to learn about composition techniques. But, most of the concepts like leading lines, depth, balance, symmetry can all be explained with the rule of thirds. With new phones like the iPhone 15 pro max that has an optical zoom camera, there are more options for interesting compositions than ever before. Prime lenses or compact fixed-lens cameras like the Fujifilm X100V or Ricoh GRIII also offer an interesting challenge for finding creative compositions. These concepts work for improving your photography, cinematography, or even paintings, because a good composition is the basis of every good image.

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[RahmiOsmanKacmaz]

I just discovered your channel yesterday, instantly subscribed. Funny guy, great explanations, awesome content! :D Keep it up!!

[wrtlprmpft]

Super useful video and good reminder wherever you are on your artistic journey. Two things worth mentioning in addition: (i) many people would be much better off with having just one focal length, at least for a significant amount of time, in order to actually learn to 'see'. When only using a 35 (or a 50 if you are into people photography), you will learn to recognise and visualise beautiful images even without looking through the camera. (ii) open apertures are not your friend most of the time. Yes, a creamy bokeh can look appealing in a portrait, and sometimes, only sometimes, with objects as well, but usually a shallow depth of field doesn't make a bad composition or a boring environment better. It just makes the boring environment blurry.

[christianneuheuser]

Awesome job mate. Keep up the vidoes. I especially like the humorous touch 🔥

[janwinter.mp]

Great Video! These tips are super helpful, especially for beginners, but after many years, it can still help to get a quick refresh on all these concepts. The video was also really well edited, I liked the rotoscoping and the little animations you did in the pictures.

[huckdr]

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[bloom.in.heaven]

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[Max__]

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[verbal_kint]

Love your videos and your enthusiasm (and silly jokes). Your pics are amazing, you should post more of them in your IG. Keep up the good work!

[imnoweren]

i just recently got into photography and your content is very eye-opening

[bitterjohannes]

very valuable content dude! thank you. also love the edits!

[Jasper.mp]

I also think someone could have a natural talent for composition and also defying standards with their creative vision! :)

[Xingchen_Yan]

you forgot the most important composition trick, that is to buy a zoom lens