Here are 5 classic compositional or framing techniques for photography.
Which rule does each photograph exemplify?
1. Canted angle
2. Strong diagonal
3. Rule of thirds
4. Framing device
5. Dividing the frame (composite)
What subjects for photography interest you?
Landscape
Emotions
Festivals
Reflections
Light
Exotic things
Shadows
Atmosphere
Signs
Juxtapositions
People
Nature
Patterns
Architecture
Language
Colour
Shapes
Overlooked things
Cities
Animals
Movement
Lines
Angles
Texture
The human form
Water
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"There is nothing in this world that does not have its decisive moment."
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Discuss this quote using this photograph to explain what Cartier-Bresson means...
What is / are the "decisive" thing / s in each image?
Agree or disagree?
1. These photographs are inspired by people more than surroundings.
2. The images would be better in colour.
3. The images use similar tricks to get your attention.
4. There is a strong diagonal line in most of the images.
5. The photographer must have been very patient.
6. The photographs apply the rule of thirds.
- Which is the strongest or most unforgettable image, in your opinion?
Seeing with the heart - Robert Frank
Discuss this quote:
“It is only with the heart that one can see rightly - what is essential is invisible to the eye,”
- writer and pilot Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
What does Robert say about the following things?
Being inconspicuous
Gambling
Atmosphere
Accidental photographs
Intruding
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