A Guide to Understanding the RULE OF BALANCE (aka. visual weight)

In this weeks episode, we look at the compositional ingredient that turns good photographers into GREAT PHOTOGRAPHERS by gaining a clear understanding of how to apply VISUAL WEIGHT to our photographic compositions.

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CAMERAS

PRIMARY LENSES

ADDITIONAL LENSES

FILTERS

DRONE

GOPRO GEAR

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CLOTHING

[irmaburks]

I’m in a women’s retreat, but wanted to let you know I loving and Enjoying these lovely pictures. 🤟🏼

[aytenkara]

One of the most useful lesson I’ve watched lately to understand the visual weight in photography. Thank you so much for your time. I appreciate it.

[vivernpadiachy]

I'm new to this and I must say this is the best video very well explained

[Extraedit]

Great lesson here, I was much into rule of thirds but now with one, I have something new to look out for while creating my images

[noraflannigan]

I really enjoy your tutorials. They are very easy to understand and then apply to my photography.

[larryjackson]

Outstanding tutorial on the rule of balance. Wonderful examples as well.

[julianrodriguez]

Good explanation and examples. Thank you for video. Cant wait to practice this.

[stephaniemoore]

Thank you for this tutorial. This is very informative.

[robkrayer]

Really helpful tutorial Jason. I plan on working on this.

[aperez]

Isn't the picture of the surfer unbalanced? Or is the right side have enough weight because the surfer is walking in that direction?

[aprilweston]

May I ask where you are from? I have never heard anyone say Ah-symmetrical. I looked it up and every pronunciation - including from other dialects - pronounces it Ei-symmetrical. I plan to show this to my students, and I *know* they are going to ask me about it.