LEVEL UP Your Street Shots with This Simple Composition Trick

[@andycakebread7663]

Nice stuff as always. Quote of the week has to be "middle-aged ninja"😂😂

[@joeredski]

Thank you. Glad you liked that one 😅

[@comelachapelle8337]

Thank you for the nice pictures and tips.

[@joeredski]

My pleasure. Thank you.

[@orvozon2914]

👍👍Super Ninja

[@joeredski]

😅 Thanks. I thought that would be amusing. 🙏

[@clubme1019]

I enjoy using frames and it can add a lot to a photo. It can also act as a crutch and be the only interesting thing in many photos where it is used.

[@joeredski]

Of course. In most cases it’s important to make sure that the frame is filled with some kind of interesting subject, and/or light.

[@LifestylewithSharon]

Really helpful and interesting 1st like

[@joeredski]

Thank you so much. I’m really pleased it was helpful 👍

[@lawrencelunsford6028]

Another thought provoking, well made video Joe, thank you! One thing I noticed about this video is how well you've blended the music volume on your transitions. The volume remains the same through out regardless of whether you're speaking or playing a musical bit. I really dislike a video that I have to turn down every time music is being played during a transition or during an intro/outro. You've probably always done it this way but I really noticed it today for some reason. :)

[@joeredski]

Thank you very much for your thoughtful feedback. I’m not sure if I did anything different with the music but I will keep that in mind for future videos thank to your helpful feedback. I appreciate you, man. Thanks 👍

[@scotskinner4350]

I use subframing in my photography quite a bit.

[@joeredski]

Glad to hear that, Scot. It’s a great technique.

[@SusanTemkin-zn4vc]

Beautiful shots this week! Simple technique that makes a big difference! Thank you Joe!

[@joeredski]

Thank you very much 👍

[@iam_sebbo]

Your channel is so underrated!

[@joeredski]

Thank you. I really appreciate that 👍