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- You can cut off a part of the models head, as long as it continues to tell a story.
- A good portrait is when a person tells a story.
- Every image has two people behind it. The photographer and the viewer.
- The background is a significant element.
- the most complex decisions in photography to identify is visual storytelling.
- To focus on the face put less background in the picture.
- Compare the very low key, dim light with negative exposure compensation.
- To evoke the story you usually go with the dark shade.
- When taking portraits find the dominant factor.
- Use empty spaces to the place to enhance the sense of loneliness.
- A good composition is a combination of the scene on the ground and the scene in your head.
- Use comparison between the subject/person and their surroundings.
- Take your time, Its ok it’s all worth it to get a good picture.
- Make one picture’s background more dominant then another and compare the two.
- When you take a picture you might not feel the same emotion as the viewer.