Wherever you are right now, take a moment to look around. What patterns and shapes do you see? What objects, scenes, buildings, or other designs just look like they “make sense?” [Read More]
We people are a strange bunch. Cut us off in traffic and we'll lose it. Pour too much milk into our coffee and we'll tell your manager about it. But show us a picture of a neatly mowed lawn and we'll drool all over it.
I recently discussed the rule of thirds and leading lines in photography. In this article, I’ll cover symmetry and include some of my own symmetry photography examples to illustrate this. Now… I cannot speak for others but in my opinion, symmetry is key in photography.
It's time to take care of the perfectionist inside you, struggling to find happiness in this perfectly imperfect world.
As an Evidential Psychic Medium and Visionary Artist focusing on Spirit Photography, I have always had this direct link with feeling the energy around me. 5 years ago I began to study the direct correlation between our Human Energy and its direct interaction with our environment.
Photographer Navid Baraty captured this beautiful photograph of New York City reflected in the side of a skyscraper. Baraty, a freelance photographer based in Seattle, Washington, carefully framed the shot so that it would be a mirrored shot with symmetry on the two sides.
A balanced image is any image with two sides of the same or similar weight, so that the eye is drawn to both sides equally. The post How to use balance in photography appeared first on 500px.