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ഇനി മുതൽ അടിപൊളി ഫോട്ടോസ് എടുക്കാം [COMPOSITION:TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS]

This video is about some simple tips and tricks that help amateur photographers to take better photos. Composition is one of the most critical aspects of framing a photo. there are so many types of composition like the rule of thirds, leading lines, tight composition, etc. In this video, I share some of the compositional tips to make your photo better and visually stunning. 1. Framing: framing a photo with layers make a photo visually stunning. Framing is placing your subject in between a foreground and background layer. Placing so will create a 3d feel to your image. 2. Fill the frame: Fill the frame means taking a close-up photo of the subject. this technique is used to express a strong emotion of the subject. this is mainly used in street photography. In some situations, you can use it in landscape photography. Another place you can use it is in wildlife photography. 3. Check your background or distractions: You need to check your background before taking a photo. there might be so many unwanted distractions in the frame that can ruin the photo. try to move a bit to the right or left and frame your photo to avoid it. 4. Details: Details is a compositional technique used to capture some close-up detail of the elements in nature or surroundings. This can be a close-up texture of a leaf or a zoomed-in mountain or anything. The main thing to consider is to check for details. check for that texture or moment. 5. Leading lines: Most famous and most used by all sorts of photographers. Leading lines are finding those natural elements in nature that lead to the main subject of the photo. Doing this makes sure your audience will automatically travel along with the leading lines and reach the subject. It can be a road or a couple of rocks in the lake or anything. 6. Aspect ratios: find the right aspect ratio for the subject in the field itself than doing it in the post-production. Not all photos are good in portrait or the other way in the landscape. 7. Rule of thirds: The rule of thirds in photography is a guideline that places the subject in the left or right third of an image, leaving the other two-thirds more open. It divides a photo into nine equal parts, split by two equally spaced horizontal and vertical lines. 8. Think above eye level: Avoid taking photos always at eye level, that's what everyone sees. try to take it from a different angle. Ether from a ground level or from a bird's eye point of view. 9. Break the rules: rules are just guidelines it's not necessary to follow. Sometimes those compositions without checking the rules can give great results. CREDITS Photo by Deepan Karthick: https://www.pexels.com/photo/man-wear... Photo by Vyoum Kushwaha: https://www.pexels.com/photo/old-man-... Music from Tunetank.com Thanks, TuneTank for the great audios. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on www.soulfullandscapes.com   / earth2stars     / soulfullandscapes   ...................................................................................................... Gears used Canon Eos R5 Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 .......................................................................................................... My photography gears. Canon Eos R5 Canon 16-35 f/4 (favourite landscape lens) Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 G2 Tamron 100-400 f4.5 -6.3 Irix 15mm f/2.4 (My favourite Astro lens) DJI Pocket 2 Tripod: Benro Rhino 34c My editing Laptop: Asus Zephyrus G14 Editing Monitor: Asus pro art 278qv ........................................................................................................... 00:00 Introduction 00:50 Framing 02:03 Fill the frame 03:07 DIstractions 04:17 Leading lines 05:32 Details 06:49 Think before you click 08:08 Rule of thirds 09:57 Above eye level 10:56 Break the rules 11:38 Conclusion #photography #composition #photographytutorial #tutorial