@sierra.mahoney: lets be real tho i do not always think about these #photography #composition #photographytechniques #learnphotography #ruleofthirds @Lightroom @canonusa

sam :

the golden spiral rule is something i haven’t seen before wow

Riley :

negative space is one of my favorites

icon photography :

I really liked that rule of thirds example, somewhat subtle but checked it off in multiple directions

Alane | Photographer :

thank you for this guide! i'm self taught and this makes so much sense. :)

Sean :

I need to work on negative space

Camila :

I took this one with a Sony A6400. I’m new to photography, but I love this photo.

fireline :

it's a step by step process for me... generally, I'm more of an opportunist on hikes, but also love a planned shot. I feel inspired, not always sure why...I decide iso before the camera even comes up, aperture is generally pretty obvious, and dial in the speed depending on desired outcome, and framing (which takes the most amount of my intentionality) last.

Gaby J :

This shows beautifully how these rules can approximation, interpretation and how that makes unique more meaningful images 🤩

Hardee :

is this okay? shot from ip16 pro max and i edited it in lightroom

Loverboy<3 :

I like this one :))

figfocusphoto :

All great, but I love leading lines!

❀✿𝒦𝒾𝓌𝒾✿❀ :

Hardcore parkour

JahJian :

Is this good for rule of thirds? (Amateur photographer)

Lifeinphotos :

This is very helpful for a beginner like me. Thank you.

brianna_180 :

How do you actually remember all this tho 😭

.hesiodos :

Alright, you convinced me, I’m getting a good camera.

J's_photography :

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Mimi Calub :

framing... my ultimate fave❤️

@tylervi :

i still don't get it, specially the rule of 3ds.. is it subjective/depends on the photographer opinion?

Cammy :

@Brandon

fireline :

it's a step by step process for me... generally, I'm more of an opportunist on hikes, but also love a planned shot. I feel inspired, not always sure why...I decide iso before the camera even comes up, aperture is generally pretty obvious, and dial in the speed depending on desired outcome, and framing (which takes the most amount of my intentionality) last.

Davis Jasmin :