Photography Tips: 12 Composition Secrets with Huntington Witherill Ep 2

In Episode 2 of "Composition Secrets with Huntington Witherill," Huntington reveals over TWICE as many composition tips! Huntington talks even more about his unique approach to composition and framing, plus he tells us why he's not afraid to throw photography rules out the window!

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[marcsilber]

Here’s our next installment from Huntington Witherill— he covers a lot more ground on composition — he has a wonderful way of breaking down his mastery into easy to understand components.

[grat]

Thank you, Huntington, for sharing your wealth of knowledge. Thank you, Marc, for a well done interview.

[TheLelaGh]

thank you not only you are a great photographer but you can also teach very well

[farouk]

Huntington's photos are amazing and inspiring. Great job sharing his tips!

[MarceloTezza]

Thats why i subscribed to this channel!
Those tips are great, and those photos are even greater for a good observer!
Thanks for those!

[ianclark]

Outstanding photographs from a master, and a really informative video, very enjoyable to watch

[stakstonkvinge]

Great video! A fantastic photographer with great advice, presented perfectly. Thank you!

[horaciomillan]

Very usefull tips, not the usual ones. I will take notice of them. Thank you!

[hoalinae]

It means his rules iS infinite... the photographer discuss his style & processes of composition but every technique is different. Great artist

[afod]

Excellent. Thanks Marc and Huntington.

[sianpearcegordon]

Wonderful, true artists helping us out - thank you

[girgiba]

Great interview, thanks for helping improve photography.

[SilatShooter]

Great information shared here! Amazing work!

[dhoover]

great interview ..very informative..beautiful work

[JCarlos.unknown]

The quality of those black & white photos is great. As an amateur, I'd like to know more about how those photos were processed. Thank you.

[steveh]

I wish you would get some info on his photoshop work, i.e., how does he get that high key effect, yet hold onto local contrast. He doesn't teach, so some videos on his post processing would be very helpful, if he is willing to share.

[IainHC]

You are not shooting film are Please don't take me wrong but these pics really have a digital look about them!

[KevinRusso]

I guess I'm still a purist, "Cropping is for farmers." Marc Hauser.

[peter]

I f you like stacked stones google images of the White Rock National Recreation area in Vermont.