Rule of space photography

The rule of space in photography can be used to add important context to a photo. Or you can use it as a storytelling technique in your photography. Or you can create motion by intentionally directing the viewer's eye away from the subject. However you use it, it will add a level of dynamism to your photos. What Is the Rule of Space in Photography? The rule of space creates motion in an image through the use of negative space. A minimalist photograph with lots of space around the main…

How negative space relates to positive space in terms of photography. Tips on how and when to use negative space to help create compelling photos.

Sometimes technically perfect does not translate to visually appealing. We've been taught since our photographic infancy to follow the "Rule of Thirds" to save yourself from making beginner mistakes.

Composition in photography refers to the way we frame an image and choose what goes in the frame, and where.

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“Branden’s work is unconventional, encompassing nearly every aspect of photography, but he gravitates to architecture. He doesn’t follow the traditional composition rules of photography, such as the rule of thirds or rule of negative space. In his recent work, Branden studies and captures how buildings interact with people, other structures and, most importantly, light and shadows.”⁣ ⁣ To see more from issue #38 artist @bamtog visit ⁣…

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L2M2AS1- Part C - rule of odds and negative space in fluorescent lighting indoors. Mode P, ISO 100, 42mm, f/5.6, shutterspeed: 0.5sec. Tripod used.