Smart Photography Studio: The ultimate guide to photography composition by Paolo Gallo & Paolo Gallo

Author:Paolo Gallo & Paolo Gallo [Gallo, Paolo]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, pdf
Published: 2017-10-06T04:00:00+00:00

In this image, I didn't respect the Rule of the thirds, and I simplified the composition using few distinct elements necessary to make it clear to the reader that it's a detail of a crane. What makes this image a balanced photo are tones. If we imagine a diagonal line from the lower left to the upper right corner, all dark elements are in the top left triangle, while the lower right is pure white. The weight of the dark subject is balanced by the clear side of the image.

Human element and balance

Put a human figure inside a photo, however small it may be, is one of the tools to build a balanced image. The graphic weight of a human element is high, and often even a small silhouette can hold a comparison with a very big element placed on the opposite side of the photo. Look at this example.

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