March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

Another compositional technique we use to lead the viewer’s eye to where you want them to look is to have a part of the image that really contains nothing, so the thing you want them to look at really jumps out at them. An example would be a hilltop with nothing else there but a lone tree, or a large blank sky with just the tip of a mountain peeking up into it. All that empty area is called “negative space” and since there’s nothing in that empty space that surrounds your subject, it really pulls your viewer to it. In landscape photography, this can be a really useful and powerful composition technique. ...
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