Category Archives: composition

Filling the frame

Posted on June 7, 2011 by Arnie Lee

Sometimes it pays to move in close   For portraits, conventional composition has you surrounding your main subject with a “border” – space around the face For a more intimate look at your subject, throw away the rulebook! In this … Continue reading →

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The Low Down on picturetaking

Posted on May 9, 2011 by Arnie Lee

Staying close to mother earth   One thing that I’ve tried to do to increase the intimacy of my photos is to GET LOW – stay close to the path leading from the camera lens to the subject. By path, … Continue reading →

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Flipbac Angle Viewfinder

Posted on April 21, 2011 by Arnie Lee

You’ve probably come across a situation where you find a great photo opportunity but you cannot frame the photo properly because something is blocking your view in the viewfinder. There might, for example, be a crowd of people, a fence, … Continue reading →

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