Making the Best Composition
“Making the Best Composition” is one of the frequently asked questions. Although there is no clear guideline to answer this question, I will clarify some useful tips.
Loose Composition is the Best
Generally speaking, a loose composition provides the benefit to correct any possible errors in photos. In a tight frame, you cannot fix or redesign the image. Here are a few reasons for you:
Sensors Size
Most new digital cameras have a decent sensor size. It means that they produce large images. In many cases, if you crop the photo, you still have enough data to print a large size picture.
Original Photo
Best Composition
Why Shooting Loose
I discuss the benefit of loose composition in two categories:
The Art of Best Composition
You can tell a complete story in Wildlife and Sports photography by having more of the surrounding area.
On the other note, in Landscape and Portrait photography, a loose composition provides enough picture areas to fix minor composition errors, such as setting the horizon straight or applying the correct off-centre design.
The Social Media
We all share our pictures on social media. However, each platform requires a different format. For instance, Instagram prefers a square format, and Facebook requires specific dimensions.
A loose-composed image allows you to meet these various requirements without missing essential parts of photos.
Best Composition
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