IMPROVE YOUR COMPOSITION With This Exercise
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2020
- Want to improve your composition skills? Sitting in a classroom and studying composition techniques might help, but actually getting out and shooting is the best thing you can do to take better compositions. In this video I show you an exercise you can do at home that will help you capture more unique and interesting photographic compositions. Let's go!
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I'm so glad I found your channel! It's always the smaller channels that help me grow the most. 🤙
You reminded me that you can do so much just by being simple & straightforward
There’s beauty in everything around us, just gotta find it
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If the area allows I will walk around to look at my subject from as many sides as possible. Often there are limits for this but I try to work with what i have. I have not tried your "fifty shots" idea but I grew up in film days and tried to make decisions to try to conserve frames ... I started using my dad's camera when I was ten years old...1960. I only shoot for fun, limited now that I'm 73 and just go out less. So, I seem to work in your theme in the times I do get out with a camera.
It's a classical exercice, but really good to illustrate it through this tutorial video. Thanks for that !
Parabéns Sean Dalton! Sua didática é ótima, ensina de uma forma simples e maravilhosa!
Awesome video Sean! Thanks for the tipps, will make sure to start doing this every now end then.
So glad I’ve discovered your channel, really helpful all your tutorials!
Such an awesome exercise to get those creative juices going. This was much needed.
Great video Sean! I love your new content on TH-cam. It would be great to see a video at some point on your editing flow in Lightroom for a session: selecting the best images, applying presets, fine tuning etc.
This is a great idea for learning my camera too. Thank you! 3:08
Saw the second video that helped me a lot. Subscribed. I hope you will be recognized much more! Great work!
this is my fav part of my day' today, thank you! it was really inspiring and super helpful!
I just found your chanel a few days ago. this is what i needed to see. Great video doc, looking foward to more!
Great advice, I'll try this before my next photoshoot!
Just stumbled across this video. Great idea, will definitely use this in the future.
Great Exercise, thanks for that!
I subscribed to your channel on the recommendation of Anthony Moraganti, a photographer and educator. When I first started in photography many years ago, we did an exercise with an egg, Not only different angles were encouraged, but it was more about the lightening. My first love is landscape photography, so when I am traveling, I try to make it a point of catching an image from different vantage points. My major problem is which one do I DELETE? So, when putting together a collection in Lightroom, which images do I keep of that same location? I guess this might be a good problem to have?
Thanks for the lesson.
Absolutely! Thanks for watching
sean The tutorials you created on the TH-cam page are very helpful and I used it a lot, especially the tutorial you made on making images in Lightroom.
Hey Mehrdad, thank you bro! I appreciate you watching the channel and I am glad you've found my videos useful.
Thank you youtube for recommending this right after getting scans back that left me in shambles.
Great exercise
Fantastic. Thanks Inti!
Great exercise. I have been struggling with composition lately.
Your video’s helped me aot 🤩. Thank you 🙏🏽keep the good work up💐🌹
Hey Shereen no worries thank you for watching!
I love this 📸💐
As a beginner this is super helpful! Thank you.
thx for all the videos
Excellent video .. great tip. Cheers! Enjoy your coffee
Hey Aditya, thank you for the love!
You are my inspiration ❤
That pumps me up man, thank you!
Thanks so much for this "50 Angles Shot tip" Sean, really helps me as a beginner. New Sub here!
No worries Ian thanks for the love man!
Nice video sean
thanks bro :)
this is an excellent infomercials for selling preset packs! #lolz great exercise though
thanks man
Thanks my man!
Like you, I can’t ever waste a cup of coffee.
Sup bro,i’m from bali.
A like you videos
Trank you Bro🙏🏽
No problem, thank you for watching boss!
What lens did you use for these pictures?
Hey man, 55mm 1.8 Zeiss!
Sean Dalton Thanks!
any recommendation for a camera? i'm a beginner
and what camera were you using in this video? hope you notice me
Do you get your coffee from local roasters?? 👀👀 sounds like a dream come true
I do! Local roasters here in Bali
what camera is he using?
Sony A7III my man!
1/2 your video was about how wonderful it was going to be. You could have said that in :30 seconds. Give us the meat of the subject😅
Sorry to say that... BUT so many TH-camrs, who are creating photography or videography content started doing those B rolls on how they are doing their coffee. I really want to belive that not everyone is copying Peter McKinnon''s style... but it does look like this. Gets you wondering: " Ammm did I clicked on Peter's videos again?"
I know feedback from viewers is valuable and I just wanted to mention this, first time in your channel btw :) (I liked the video pretty much!)
Another photography video that starts with making coffee. How freaking boring copying each other. Boring
Appreciate the love 😘
Oh, the cliché b-roll of a youtuber making coffee with generic music. Those shots are a great example of really bad uninspiring compositions right there.
Thanks for the love!
@@seandalt 😂