7 PHOTOGRAPHY COMPOSITION TIPS to get BETTER PHOTOS now!

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Название	:	7 PHOTOGRAPHY COMPOSITION TIPS to get BETTER PHOTOS now!
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Thanks for watching! I am interested to hear your favourite composition tips below!
Comment from : Nigel Danson

Actually Going to the mountains and try using what i just saw in part 1&2 of this tips, thanks a lot and I love your work ❤️
Comment from : TIZI RANDO

For a beginner-What do you think is the hardest thing about photography-learning all the technical stuff or composition? If someone can pick up composition quickly-and of course if they could get out there to just take a lot of photos do you think they could learn fairly quickly? (like with in a couple years verses 10-15 years I mean not like days or months)
Comment from : Ginette

I love those photos with your phone Very inspiring Very helpful to think about pointing the camera up or down, changing the horizonetc My background is drawing/painting, so I did not think of composition that muchit was “just more of what feels right type of thing” Especially with life drawingdon’t cut off the hands or feetthere is my tip! 😊 But I appreciate the refreshers on composition esp now I am learning photography! Thanks
Comment from : Ginette

Nigel, As someone who watches many of your videos I would like to suggest this When you put your all important camera settings on the screen from a particular shot and a person like me pauses to view/study the settings the You Tube player bar is in way and you can not view them without effort and it's a drag I would say they are important to the view and you should put them up a little higher than the YouTube player bar or even up top all the better It is a drag clicking and navigating every time you show the camera settings being used
Comment from : SUTV

I know I'm late, but really appreciate these videos, Nigel! brI'm just getting into photography and love learning brCheers man
Comment from : Jordan Needham

This video is excellent, I learn a lot from your videos in general but this one is a bit mindblowing :)
Comment from : Morrigan

Thank you Nigel for spending time to share this valuable information! brThere is so much to learn!
Comment from : Jesus Alvarado

photography mastery khoya
Comment from : Mekki B Bourzam

A very good instructional video for all Especially me, a novice
Comment from : William Charlesworth

Always enjoy your videos I found this composition video hugely inspiring Wish I lived close enough to attend your workshops, unfortunately this is definitely not the case Thank you for your great videos and sharing your knowledge Much appreciated
Comment from : Gisela Winter

Very well done Video Very well presented Great info Wish I lived closer to be able attend a class You are so fortunate to be able to go to the places you Your photos are art, great job
Comment from : Concerned Person

Hi Nigel, can you tell me what printer & paper you use please?
Comment from : Drive Time Ireland

Thank you for your sharing I love about diagonal and color
Comment from : Daud Santosa

Love that photograph from Glen Coe - a favourite of mine Have a great day :-) Looking forward to your next vid
Comment from : iPhotography

great stuff Many thanks!
Comment from : Leo Smith PhotoVideo

Your videos are so helpful thank you so muchh!!!
Comment from : erinne romualdez

Thank you for nice and informative videos They are all good tips But what strikes me is that I only see fantastic and dramatic landscapes in your (and other's) videos You probably wouldn't pick up your camera unless the scene captured your eye (Why would you?) But what if you can't afford travelling to fantastic scenery? What if your surroundings lack changes and are monotonous? I would like to see you tackle that! I do not mean to criticize your work I'm just interested in getting more tips that would really help me (Pardon my poor English)
Comment from : skolrelaterat

Great stuff Nigel I also lived in SF bay area 18 years and just left as well
Comment from : ShawN shawN

Very nice tipps and tricks Thank u so much for this video👍
Comment from : meric seker

Thanks for this Great tips for creating a great composition in landscape photography, and no mention of the rule of thirds!! I can get hung up on the rule of thirds which doesn't make as much sense to me at your suggestions here I'm going to try to use at least one each time I go out (so I don't get confused!)
Comment from : Ann Healey