Positive space photography

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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.

A beginner's guide to negative space in photography, the idea of using empty areas around your subject to say more with less in your photos.

One of the most important aspects of design isn't just creating elements that will impress, but what you do around them. In other words, negative space. Here are a few tips...

Negative Space having a Positive Impact Some compositional elements are well known like the rule of thirds, while others are rarely talked about. Embracing negative space in Street Photography is a method to clean up the

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The deeper you go into photography, the clearer it will be that everything is about emotion. Each decision you make – every single part of your thought process – matters for that one reason. A prominent example? Positive and negative space. These two elements of photography are important because of the emotions they carry. So, what are positive and negative space, and how can you use them to improve your work?

If you've wondered what the difference between positive and negative space is when it comes to photo composition, this video will tell all you need to know.

Successful designs of this nature strike a balance between negative space and intrigue; they make the viewer feel like they need to take a second look 👀. Many of these images encourage viewers to search for hidden images within the negative space of the design. Big brands utilize negative space in their logos – the FedEx logo is perhaps one of the most famous examples, with its unforgettable white arrow → between the E and the X.