This article explores fundamental principles of composition in photography, including framing, negative space, and color theory. The author emphasizes the importance of deliberate practice and gradual incorporation of these elements into one’s photography. The next session will cover pattern and repetition, scale and proportion, and depth and layering.
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It’s 15h31 on a Monday afternoon, and I’m laying in my bed writing this whilst listening to Bach played on the guitar. Molly is sleeping (and snoring) next…
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Hepple. Even just saying it gives me a certain sensation of pleasure. Heh-pull. It just rolls of the tongue, and the pull sound at the end is tension…
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when golden hour and sea mist come together to give you some epic shots…
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As promised, I said I would share photos from my trip to Northumberland post by post. No novels, just photos… I have got my need for colour out…
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Happy New Year Dear Reader, and thank you for continuing to read my twice monthly drivel that spews forth from my obviously damaged mind. Maybe it’s reassuring for…
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My old friend melancholy is back with avengeance. She’s a bitch and knows exactly what you don’t want to hear. She reminds you that you are in a…
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If you’re still here then it means that you’re still alive and not dead from Covid 19, or the light beer virus for those in the know, which…
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Now I realise that this title might sound like the beginning of a series of posts that will have even more episodes than the Avengers film franchise, or…
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The author recounts returning to Lourdes, seeking reconciliation with God and finding peace. They view the journey as essential, parallel to the destination. The experience impacts both the author and their son, who acted as a caregiver. They engage in religious activities, reflecting on faith, and capturing moments with a discreet camera.
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