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Pro Photo Analysis: 2 A.M. At The Train Station

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A lone person walks down a dim, warm-lit brick corridor at night, with reflective glass walls and a glowing sign ahead. — Photo by: **@tommiviitala**

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Photo Analysis: Late Night In China Town

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Photography Tip #55

How to Create Balance in Your Photos Balance is one of those things you feel in a photo before you even think about it. When an image is balanced, it just sitsright. Nothing feels like it is pulling too hard, nothing feels empty or heavy, it all works together. And when a photo is unbalanced, you feel that too obviously (even more in fact). Something feels off, like the image is leaning to one side or your eye doesn’t know where to settle. Creating balance is mostly about lea

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