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Course 221 · Lesson 04

Judging the Frame: Standard, Style, and the Photographic Eye

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Composition — Point of Interest, Framing, and Negative Space

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Composition is the arrangement of visual elements in a work of art. The right composition makes a photograph poetic, authoritative, and transcendent. This lesson covers the four key aspects of compositional evaluation: the point of interest (a single dominant element that does not get lost in the surroundings); how it is framed and how it mingles with other elements; how…

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