25 Tips Just For Composition In Photography

In the previous article has been learned about the elements of composition in photography is line, shape, form, texture and pattern. Furthermore, we will discuss about tips composition so that the resulting image is better and worth a look.

One of the most common problems faced by novice photographers is how to find a good composition of an object in an image. As with food, the composition is a matter of individual taste photographers but there are some standards that have been agreed to guide good composition. Here are 25 tips are taken from different references to produce an interesting composition, but this just is not a guide only standard rules for the composition of matter is a matter of individual taste photographer.

1. Identify the object that you want highlighted by applying a clear focus on the object.

2. Drag attention to the main object in the image using color, light on the object, the object in the window frame or door, etc..

 
3. Too many objects showing supporters will make the image look like it was full and composition broken home. Remove objects that support does not help in the delivery of messages in the displayed image, keep it as simple as possible because simple is best.

4. Eliminate things that are not related to the main object or change the camera angles so that it is not connected is not visible in the picture.

5. Check the free space in the picture, not too much to leave empty space because it will shrink the main object.

6. Fill the frame with the main object and do not need to add a background (background) to reinforce the message in the picture.

 
The main object meets picture frame
7. Check the edges of the picture frame, do not object to the hands and feet cut off for no good reason.
8. Check if there is something that comes into the picture from the side. Are there tree branches, power lines, etc. that goes into the field Aim to divert attention to the primary object? Change camera angles to eliminate those things.
9. Take advantage of the use of point of view (Point of View, POV) for the image more interesting. Do not get too fixated with taking pictures of the front of the object.

10. Use the rule of third. Imagine an imaginary line that divides the image into nine equal parts and place objects in the intersection line.



11. If people want to take pictures, keep eye above the midline.

12. Strive to balance objects. Consider the composition and determine whether there is a sloping part of the observer perspective images.
13. Eyes will be drawn to the lighter part of the picture, so place the main object in the lighter parts.



14. Affirm the foreground (foreground) object and background note, do not let those things interfere with the primary object.

15. To reinforce the impression of a tall, portrait objects vertically and to reinforce the impression of a wider, horizontal portrait of the object.
16. Use patterns, especially the repeating pattern will make the picture more interesting.



17. Utilizing a line (leading line) to direct the eye to where you want to go.
18. Images with good S curve element is used to direct the eye.

 
19. Note the position of the camera against the object to be photographed. For example, the squat position to photograph the children to keep the camera level with the eyes of children.

The camera and the eyes of the children in a position parallel

 
20. Make sure there is a separation between multiple objects in order to avoid the incorporation of eye pleasing.
21. Avoid placing objects in the center of the image without good reason (use rules Rule of Third).
22. Avoid placing a horizontal line at the center of the photo.

The horizontal line above the center line

 
23. Avoid photographing a horizontal line that passes through the head of a human or animal.
24. Do not let the horizontal line joining the important objects in the image.
25. Shortly before taking another look in the viewfinder (view finder), make sure nothing is missed and make sure liking.