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52, 27th January- 2015 , 10:00 AM
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Photography
makes it simple for anyone to produce images without needing any artistic
ability: just set AUTO and go.
You can't
paint unless you study and practice. In studying painting, you are always
taught image structure.Anyone
can take pictures. Formal courses of photographic study rarely, if ever, cover
the basics of image structure. All they teach is technical mumbo-jumbo, which
is a waste because cameras do all of the technical stuff for us today anyway.
Even
professional photographers are rarely taught about the nuts and bolts of image formation,
which is why so many photographs are so unpleasant.
The lack
of structure is why so many photographs don't make it.
The
nature of my blog is critical because I hope to explain the central structures
that are so vital to making strong imagery. Images that get the fundamental
rights always get people to go ooooh and ahhhhh, and those without their
fundamentals in order are boring.
Equipped
with this information, hopefully you'll start recognizing the elements which
make images that make people's jaws drop, win top honors at photo contests, and
are the first images an editor picks when buying images.
Once you
learn these simple basics, you'll be able to take awesome, award-winning shots
with any camera. Once you can do this, you'll no longer need to waste so much
money on camera gear or haul so much of it around with you. You'll just take
great pictures.
This is crucial
If the image didn't catch your eye like, it wouldn't mean much.
Once a photo has caught your attention, it needs to have details
to keep the eyes interested. This is easy. Every photo has details. The problem
is how few photos have any sort of underlying structure to catch your eye in
the first place.
Most photographers snap photos, paying attention only to the
details, but ignoring the far, far more important fundamentals. Most
photographers don't even know that there are fundamentals!
It's not about the subject
Here's
another secret: in photographic art, it's never about the subject.
It's
always about the underlying compositional structure. Subjects that may be there
are chosen because they support or create a structure, not the other way
around.
What a
subject does in real life is irrelevant. In a good photo, subjects are chosen
to provide the shapes or colors we want to lay down the basic design of an
image.
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