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👉 I invite you to join the group of my Patrons and become part of a community that has a real impact on my work. https://patronite.pl/marekwaskiel Nurture Your Passion and 👉 Learn Photography: Photography Course Package /Videos/ 👉 https://waskiel.pl/kurs-fotografii-on... A PRACTICAL GUIDE 👉 THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR WAY OF PHOTOGRAPHY! https://waskiel.pl/ebook-o-fotografii ++++++++++ My channel @marekwaskiel is a place where you will find a lot of practical knowledge about photography. Good morning, Here are 20 tips that will reveal to you the secrets of good composition in photography. Apply them and you will see how your photos change. The basic secret of great photos is the simultaneous use of sensational light and a thoughtful, suggestive photographic composition. Learning and applying even simple principles of composition in photography allows you to take photos in a very conscious way. Composition forces the photographer to answer the fundamental questions: what is my photo about, what story am I telling, what is the subject, how can I best present it to the viewer? It doesn't matter whether you are photographing a landscape, taking macro or portrait photos. A good composition always helps to obtain a wonderful photo with a clear and understandable message. Without a well-thought-out composition, an intriguing photo will not be created. Composition in photography and knowledge of the goals that are set for it allows you to look at the photo much more precisely, finding a lot of additional meanings in the frame. However, composition often exists as if next to the literal content of the photo. It is a light and legible and subtle arrangement of lines, spots of light and shade, colors. If the photo is well composed, regardless of how it is viewed, e.g. rotated 180 degrees, it will also look amazing. When we do not see the content, we focus on viewing the composition. A great photo is therefore a very neat combination of composition, content and exposure. Such complete photos and only such I call photographs! Best regards, Marek Waśkiel