Anatomy of a Photograph pt3
INTRO
Anatomy of a Photograph is for any photographer, regardless of what camera is being used and skill level. I will focus on the little things that, when you add it all up, makes a good image great. You can read about lighting and rule of thirds all you want but some of us are just visual learners. Hope this helps.
FORE, MID, BACK
If you have an image with landscape, you’re going to want to split it into 3 parts. The foreground is the closest, lowest part of the image. Next is the midground where your subject is. Last is the background. When you combine the 3, you create depth and a more interesting image. Also use rule of 3rds to place your subject in an interesting area of the image. The subject does not always need to be in the midground. Mix it up and have fun.
Click on the gallery below to see close ups of foreground, midground, and background.
Hope this helps!
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