5 SIMPLE Tips for MASTERING Photography Composition

With these 5 simple tips, you should be able to master the basics of photography composition. If you want to learn landscape photography you need to know composition! This is my top 5 best tips for landscape photography composition. Obviously, there're way more to say on this subject, but to keep it short this is my five favorite tips. I hope these 5 simple compositional tips will make a difference for you and teach you a bit.

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[tanltdowar]

Excellent video. One of the most informative presentations on photographic composition I have seen.

Thank you. Two words that are simple to say but not said enough.

[FD-hlcf]

Man, you are just gold for most of the beginner photographers ( me* ) thank you so much

[TonyNeat]

'Would you like to see more videos like this?' you ask. Absolutely 100% yes we would (I took the liberty of speaking for everyone else there, sorry everyone else). Excellent very informative video Mads 😉

[henrikholvid]

Thank´s a lot for this video. Now it make´s sense why i like or not like some of my pictures. Before i saw this video i had no clue. Again, a big thank you for posting this!!

[prevalain]

Currently using my water months studying the theory of composition… Your blurred out Kirkjufell picture very strongly reminds me of the movement in Van Gogh’s  « Starry Night »

All priorities with good examples in one uncluttered place - like it! Now after seeing this I might remember to include more factors in my photos, always one is forgotten. Just remembering the right iso is sometimes a problem for me. Thank you.

[stanleyokazaki]

Thank you so much Mads. Straight to the point with great visual aids

[robertschirato]

This is the best composition explanation I’ve seen, thank you Mads

[bobtpapa]

These "Tips" are excellent and well appreciated! Please keep making them...

[KyleSchneiderTM]

Have been binging a lot of Photography videos. This is a great one for composition. A lot of these videos can be repetitive, but this offered and explained some new insight into the subject of composition. Thank you!

[tuisitala]

I think your undoubted photography skills are matched by your communication and teaching skills. For me you make the main points in a clear way that is very effective. I went out this morning and saved several frames of film by following your guidance and declining after realising what the possible shots were missing. This is quite liberating as I feel much more in control when considering the merits of a potential composition. Thank you.

[fannyandersson]

I really learnt a lot! Thanks for your great photos and videos!

[moonrise]

Excellent composition tutorial! I've seen a lot on composition, and this one outranks them all. Thanks!

[gordroberts]

This was very helpful, all five steps I've seen and heard before but your examples and insight help make the principles more concrete if that makes any sense. Thanks for sharing, your efforts are certainly appreciated.

[henk_]

I really like your videos and the tips in them. Especially, because the pictures shown help to visualize your explanations. Thanks and please keep posting such content.

[billhutchison]

I always enjoy watching and learning from your videos. Thank you so much!

[patrickdrenker]

Excellent tutorial, Mads. This is the first of your vids I've seen. You have an excellent ability to present material clearly and very understandably without loud music, flash and bombast. This is a refreshing change from normal tutorial videos on YT. Well done! Keep more like this coming.

[brsseb]

One of the best and important videos about composition that I have ever come across on youtube so far.

[RyanLunaPhotography]

Thank you for this Mads. It helps reinforce what I sometimes forget about doing...."Point of Interest".