Nature Photography Tips 14
The next type of photo composition in our Nature Photography Tips is randomly or evenly distributed repeated themes. Nature photography lends itself to this type of photo compostion. Clouds, flowers, birds, sheep, fallen leaves and rocks along a coastline or in a desert are just a few examples of repeated themes in nature photography.
The clouds in this photo composition by Elizabeth Laurel are a great example. They are randomly placed, but spread themselves more or less evenly over the sky.
A photo composition of multiple flowers is another classic application of repeated themes. Repeated themes provide an excellent way to express a pleasing rhythm and a beautiful sense of unity and completeness.
Nature Photography Tips:
The photography tips are really about the same as usual. Find repeated themes in your photo files, then go out and find more repeated themes to photograph.
Notice the rhythm and unity you discover in these photos.
I do hope you’ve been creating an album of photos that utilize the 14 basic compositions in nature photography. You’ll find as your photo lifestyle progresses, you’ll be adding to these files until you have a ton of great photo compositions in each category.
Stay tuned for the final style to cover in this Nature Photography Tips series.
Thanks to Elizabeth Laurel for the great sunset!
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Those flowers are pretty. What are they?
They're a bulb – something like a day lily. I'm not familiar with the exact name.