2015
KelbyOne
Pete Collins
2:43
English

What are you really trying to say in your images? Join Pete Collins and Steve Gustafson as they explore the role of composition in your photography as a means to have a dialog between the photographer and the audience. Through the use of examples and discussion Pete and Steve delve into the importance of having all of the elements contained within the frame working together in support of the larger message you are trying to convey, why it is critical that your intention for making a photograph informs the creation of that photograph, and how you can influence a variety of factors at the moment of capture and in post-processing to enhance the strength of your message. Stick around for the bonus lessons at the end where Pete dives a little deeper into a couple of topics to help drive those points home.

01 - Introduction
02 - What Are You Trying to Say vs. What Is The Viewer Seeing
03 - What is Your Subject
04 - Placement
05 - 8 Factors That Can Attract or Distract Part 1
06 - 8 Factors That Can Attract or Distract Part 2
07 - Grammar
08 - Capture Something Unique
09 - Harmony
10 - Boundaries Can Be Helpful
11 - Editing For Your Message
12 - Wrap Up
13 - Bonus Detail
14 - Bonus Position

Pete Collins is one of the "Photoshop Guys" with KelbyOne. He is the co-host of Photoshop User TV and regular contributor toPhotography Tips N Tricks and the Grid. Pete has a regular "Down and Dirty" article in Photoshop User Magazine as well as being the creator and host of "Pixel Fight Club" over on the KelbyOne member site. He has an art degree and loves photography, graphic design and illustration. He is also the tallest and most humble of the Photoshop Guys, but since he is the one writing this... the humility thing may be a lie.

kelbyone.com/course/pcollins_photography_mastering_composition

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