Compose simply. Ask yourself what are the really essential elements of my photograph? Then eliminate the clutter... really good photos draw the eye to the subject, so use any non-subject elements to lead the eye to your subject; e.g. leading lines, framing elements, foreground elements, etc.. Oh...and if possible make sure your subject is of higher (or lower) contrast than the rest of your frame and that you have given it a sufficient amount of the photo's available real estate.
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Compose simply. Ask yourself what are the really essential elements of my photograph? Then eliminate the clutter... really good photos draw the eye to the subject, so use any non-subject elements to lead the eye to your subject; e.g. leading lines, framing elements, foreground elements, etc.. Oh...and if possible make sure your subject is of higher (or lower) contrast than the rest of your frame and that you have given it a sufficient amount of the photo's available real estate.
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