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Pro Photo Analysis: An Unconventional Playground

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Photo Analysis: Stepping Stones

Photo by: @lx_wanderer Composition & Framing What works well: The composition in my opinion is pretty strong, the tram tracks, the buildings, and even the lampposts all create leading lines that pull you deep into the photo and everything ends up pointing toward the tram, which sits nicely as the vanishing point and natural focal spot. The four cyclists are a cool touch, they each occupy/create their own “layer” and thus creating rhythm + depth. Also a nice detail —> Your eye

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Photography Tip #56

Using Geometry in Street Photography Geometry is everywhere in a city and it has the potential to give your street photos structure, rhythm, and a sense of balance that can give them a more interesting edge/abstract vibe. Let’s take a look at how to spot geometry and how to effectively use it in your photos. Start by Looking for Lines Lines are your best friends when it comes to geometry. They are what pull the viewer’s attention through the frame. Straight lines, diagonal li

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