Four Steps to Finding Compositions in Landscape Photography
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Episode 8: Do you struggle to find compelling compositions in a grand landscape? This week’s Tidbit Tuesday episode was inspired by one of our podcast listeners who wanted some tips for creating compositions of wide-open scenes. I share a four-step thought process that helps me to identify unique and compelling images, regardless of whether it is a grand landscape or a small scene. I hope it helps you out as well!
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- Make your own composition card: download Composition Card Templates
- Episode 5: Creativity, Visual Flow, And Finding Your Vision Beyond The Icons With Brenda Tharp
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