One Simple Trick to Improve ALL Your Photographs in Less Than 5 Minutes

Here is one of my favorite compositional tricks to help make any photo more interesting. Regardless of what your subject matter is, this trick is sure to enhance the level of artistry and uniqueness of your photo.

Video Timestamps:
Intro: 0:00 - 0:51
Compositional Technique #1 - Symmetry: 0:52 - 1:19
Compositional Technique #2 - Depth: 1:20 - 1:37
Compositional Technique #3 - Leading Lines: 1:38 - 1:45
Compositional Technique #4 - Highlights: 1:46 - 2:38
Compositional Technique #5 - Perspective: 2:39 - 3:23
Compositional Technique #6 - Shaping Poses: 3:24 - 3:45
Tutorial Recap: 3:26 - 4:19
Outro: 4:20 - 4:53

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[davidwoolsey]

No wasted chatter, everything on point. Very well done!

[KennethDillard]

Slow down: It's always a good reminder to hear that and re-embrace it as part of our process as photographers.

[jerrym]

Good stuff as always and thx for sharing. This technique doesn’t just help you strengthen an image but also gives you several looks and you didn’t have to change much of anything in the process. A win win!!

[wwwolf]

Just wanted to say how grateful I am for being able to watch these videos. I like your straight to the point no bullshit style 👍

[wynncurtis]

Awesome Tutorial! And such a stunning model! Beautiful images!

[tiltil]

The arrows are a nice touch to help me find those subtle lines.

[manishchandolu]

Hey, i came from the video of robert kiyosaki speech to watch your growth..
All the best

[crjpeg]

Great video, as always. Thank you. GORGEOUS model!!!

[rickrowell]

I love this location in the City of Orange. Great work and lesson Pye.

[krishary]

Great idea to keep adding and stacking. If you can remember them and practice them then you can incorporate them faster and faster. Great explanation, great execution.

[quintoncharles]

Awesome video. Going back to the basics is always good.

[kathynassa]

Love your explainations and examples. Thanks for sharing your expertise!!

[hdrsmit]

nice video and a good progression thru compositional techniques. now all you need to do is add lighting, which you can progress thru just as easily and what really adds the quality to any type of portrait

[azizibakar]

Excellent tutorial. Learned a lot in less than five minutes. Thanks, Pye.

[christenlife]

I love the way you explain it am learning

[johnilen]

Thank you, you described this so well!

[sbai]

Good advice - however the location had some great compositional elements such as the banding that will not always be there at every location!

[charleshacker]

Nicely done. In fact, I will have to take some time to review this one because you make a good point succinctly.

[BrandonSallinger]

Excellent tips! That model looks JUST like Maze from Lucifer

[brodqga]

step 1: get a beautiful model
next: follow Pye's steps