The Subtle Art of Blocking in Landscape Photography
One truly fundamental idea in composition is that you should exclude anything from your photo that doesn't add to your message. An errant branch, footprints on the ground, whatever harms your story - leave them out of the composition, and you'll get a stronger photo. But... what if you can't exclude them completely?
One truly fundamental idea in composition is that you should exclude anything from your photo that doesn't add to your message. An errant branch, footprints on the ground, whatever harms your story - leave them out of the composition, and you'll get a stronger photo. But... what if you can't exclude them completely?
