Brent Mills is back with yet another great article about compositional flow – the third and often more unspoken way to introduce “movement” into your photos. Read on to learn from Brent’s infinite wisdom.

This week, we’d like to share with you another inspiring abstract photograph. This time, we are sharing with you an untitled photograph by Eva Schmidt, a simple but compelling composition with a few subtle surprises.

Balance: One of the unsung heroes of composition. In this article, Brent discusses in simple terms how balance can bring life to a photo. Examples included.

Would you like some tips to combat boring compositions in your photographs? Here are a few very simple compositional tips that will help you evolve as a photographer.

Too often, we focus too much on the subjects of our photos.  And why wouldn’t we?  It is, after all, the subject.  Focusing on the subject, one can create great photos.  But the differences between a great photo and an excellent photos are measured in tiny intervals.  One of those intervals is the use of [...]

The ‘Get Close’ rule, perhaps the most useful of the compositional rules, will make great photos easier to attain. Read on to learn more about this simple rule and how to apply it to your own photography.

In this educational article, you will learn about where compositional rules came from, and how to apply them to your image. This article comes with a nice little practice and learning exercise that may help you to regain focus or help you understand compositional rules.