Zeroing In: 5 Tips to Find the Subject for Your Composition

June 13, 2018 • 1 Comment

Ever come back from a beautiful location and find yourself disappointed in your photos? The culprit might be your composition. Beyond the “rules of composition,” these 5 tips will help you learn a process to zero in on a winning subject on which to base your composition.

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