I have added another new page to my website! This time, let me inspire you with nine tips on how to change your point of view. Quickly click this text to get nine examples on the perspectives: First person Become the subject Look downwards Look upwards Turn around Level Upside-down or sideways Mirrors and reflections Getting close with
I have added a page explaining how bokeh works and how to create it in your images. Quickly click this text to go there! “Boke” is the Japanese word for blurriness and is the opposite of “pinto”, the Japanese word for sharpness in a photo. To help the English speaking people pronounce the word “boke”
A new update for you! I have added a page describing two beautiful moments for photography: The golden hour and the blue hour! Quickly click here to move to the new page and let me know what you think! Kind regards, Tieme
I have got a website update for you! Not many people dwell on the fact that something called “aspect ratio” affects the compositions they use in their photographs. Sure, on Instagam we all use the 1:1 ratio (until shortly), but what does this mean? I have written a page for you to explain what Aspect Ratio is and how
Try catching a ball with one eye closed. That is difficult, right? Your brain needs both eyes to see the world three dimensional. Because your camera only has one eye (the lens), it can only record the two dimensions height and width. But how can we still create a sense of the third dimension, namely depth? I
This series is coming to end with the final post, about negative space (and positive space). CLICK HERE TO READ! To conclude: In case you missed this series, here are the topics discussed: Composition rules Filling the frame Framing Lines and patterns Balancing elements Hope you learned something! Kind regards, Tieme
Almost coming to a conclusion of this series. This is the fifth post! Today I’ll discus how to create a balance in your photos, using formal and informal balancing! CLICK HERE TO READ! And in case you missed the previous: Composition rules Filling the frame Framing Lines and patterns
Continuing this series with already the fourth post. Learn how using lines and patterns improve your photos. CLICK HERE TO READ! And in case you missed the previous: Composition rules Filling the frame Framing
This is the third post in this series on “How to create beautiful photos”. In this third post I’ll talk about framing. CLICK HERE TO READ! And in case you missed the previous: Composition rules Filling the frame
This week there another page containing tips how to improve your photos. This is the second post in this series, and in this post I’ll talk about filling the frame. CLICK HERE TO READ! And in case you missed the previous: Composition rules
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