- Rule of Thirds
- Rule of Odds – basically an odd number of subjects is more pleasing
- Lead Room/Nose Room
- Think about how the eye will flow through the composition, don’t lead the viewer off the page
- Be aware of what you are cropping off and where, also watch for limbs and trees growing out of peoples heads, etc.
Basic Controls:
- Depth of field via aperture/fstop (small number short depth of field)
- Stop/blur motion via shutter-speed – don’t try to handhold the camera at anything slower than 1/focal length
Printing substrates:
- Photo Paper
- Photo Canvas
- Plain Paper
- Fabric
Stretchers/Panels/Other
- Canvas Stretchers
- Board
- Found Objects
Methods for combining/adhering
- sewing
- spray adhessive
- gesso
- varnish
Painting on Photos/Ink Jet output
- Coat with UV spray
- Acrylic thinned with medium or water
- Ink
- Oil Paint with Liquin/Linseed Oil/etc.
- varnish
- Rule of Thirds
- Rule of Odds – basically an odd number of subjects is more pleasing
- Lead Room/Nose Room
- Think about how the eye will flow through the composition, don’t lead the viewer off the page
- Be aware of what you are cropping off and where, also watch for limbs and trees growing out of peoples heads, etc.
Basic Controls:
- Depth of field via aperture/fstop (small number short depth of field)
- Stop/blur motion via shutter-speed – don’t try to handhold the camera at anything slower than 1/focal length
Printing substrates:
- Photo Paper
- Photo Canvas
- Plain Paper
- Fabric
Stretchers/Panels/Other
- Canvas Stretchers
- Board
- Found Objects
Methods for combining/adhering
- sewing
- spray adhessive
- gesso
- varnish
Painting on Photos/Ink Jet output
- Coat with UV spray
- Acrylic thinned with medium or water
- Ink
- Oil Paint with Liquin/Linseed Oil/etc.
- varnish
- Rule of Thirds
- Rule of Odds – basically an odd number of subjects is more pleasing
- Lead Room/Nose Room
- Think about how the eye will flow through the composition, don’t lead the viewer off the page
- Be aware of what you are cropping off and where, also watch for limbs and trees growing out of peoples heads, etc.
Basic Controls:
- Depth of field via aperture/fstop (small number short depth of field)
- Stop/blur motion via shutter-speed – don’t try to handhold the camera at anything slower than 1/focal length
Printing substrates:
- Photo Paper
- Photo Canvas
- Plain Paper
- Fabric
Stretchers/Panels/Other
- Canvas Stretchers
- Board
- Found Objects
Methods for combining/adhering
- sewing
- spray adhessive
- gesso
- varnish
Painting on Photos/Ink Jet output
- Coat with UV spray
- Acrylic thinned with medium or water
- Ink
- Oil Paint with Liquin/Linseed Oil/etc.
- varnish
- Rule of Thirds
- Rule of Odds – basically an odd number of subjects is more pleasing
- Lead Room/Nose Room
- Think about how the eye will flow through the composition, don’t lead the viewer off the page
- Be aware of what you are cropping off and where, also watch for limbs and trees growing out of peoples heads, etc.
Basic Controls:
- Depth of field via aperture/fstop (small number short depth of field)
- Stop/blur motion via shutter-speed – don’t try to handhold the camera at anything slower than 1/focal length
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- Rule of Thirds
- Rule of Odds – basically an odd number of subjects is more pleasing
- Lead Room/Nose Room
- Think about how the eye will flow through the composition, don’t lead the viewer off the page
- Be aware of what you are cropping off and where, also watch for limbs and trees growing out of peoples heads, etc.
Basic Controls:
- Depth of field via aperture/fstop
- Stop/blur motion via shutter-speed – don’t try to handhold the camera at anything slower than 1/focal length
- Rule of Thirds
- Rule of Odds – basically an odd number of subjects is more pleasing
- Lead Room/Nose Room
- Think about how the eye will flow through the composition, don’t lead the viewer off the page
- Be aware of what you are cropping off and where
Basic Controls:
- Depth of field via aperture/fstop
- Stop/blur motion via shutter-speed – don’t try to handhold the camera at anything slower than 1/focal length
Mississippian and country music legend, Marty Stuart.
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Mississippian and country music legend, Marty Stuart.
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