5 Ways to Use LINES to Improve Your Photo Compositions
In this video, you will learn 5 ways in which you can use lines to improve your photographic compositions. Lines can be used in a variety of ways within photographs to increase the impact of the individual photo, create patterns, lead the viewer to things you want them to see, and to help you to tell a deeper story with your photography.
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I want to share with you how you can also harness the power of lines with these tried and tested techniques that I have used throughout my career as a professional photojournalist, producing work for clients including National Geographic, The Guardian and the Pulitzer Center.
📷 What's In The Video:
0:00 Introduction
01:16 Vertical & Horizontal Lines
02:57 Dynamic Diagonals
04:57 Leading Lines
06:46 The Power of Patterns
08:27 Get Creative!
10:05 Shoot with Purpose
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