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Tutorial: Composition, part I
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Published: 2008-04-04 17:41:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 65152; Favourites: 2321; Downloads: 956
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This is the first part of my tutorials about composition. Let me know if you find this helpful. More to come if this gets any positive feedback
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I'm looking forward to part two!
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Simple and to the point. This is easy to understand
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Ahh thank you so much! I've been searching for a composition tutorial for so long! It's one of my major weakness'. Brilliant! : D
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ok, much positiv commenting here dude, now where the 2nd one q:
really waiting for it ^^
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Clear and to the point -- Even I got it now
Talent unfortunately lies in no manual
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There is a LCD setting on my Lumix camera that pops these lines on to the screen. I knew they were for composition, but didn't really "know" how to use them. So thanks!
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I think this is a fantastic tutorial subject, it's really good stuff to have set out clearly.
You've taught me something at the very least.
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It's something I've seen a while ago, but it kind of makes me happy to see it as a well-made tutorial. Fave'd naturally.
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I remember this from art class, and I'll take it to my grave!
Insightful as a tutorial ought to be!
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This has been very helpful! Thank you so much for sharing this with us, and congrats on the DD!
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Heh, this is what they teach us in Yearbook when it comes to takig pictures.
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It was helpful! I think that if the subject matter fills the whole frame then it looks good for them to be 'dead center'.
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Yeah~ someone finally made a really handy tutorial >] composition is the whole magic of art
I can't wait to see the next parts :]
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Would be so useful is you could get laser matt's in cameras these days with grids like this..
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Huh, interesting. I never really thought about that stuff before 
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wow, this is helpful to me not as a painter but a photographer, the points mentioned here apply to photos taken as well as ones made.
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I just have to 
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wow this was very helpful and it didn't make my mind wonder 
congrats 
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Very very helpful! Thank you so much for putting this together!
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Wonderful tutorial. It's true that you don't find many tutorials that explain composition, and if you do, they're very complex and sometimes confusing. But this is well explained. Wonderful job! and congrats on the DD as well!
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As someone already mentioned, I used to know this but I had forgotten this knowledge. Therefore thank's a lot for this tutorial! And Congratulations on the DD!
I'm looking forward to your next tutorials.
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Fantastic tutorial- I'm certainly going to use these tips!
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Very good starting point, thanks for putting this together! Looking forward to the next entries
With respect,
Anton
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I like this, it's really well done. Doesn't get caught up in a lot of technical jargon.
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Nice tutorial. Clear with good examples. You should def. do another one.
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Very useful. Things I used to know, but forgot. Thanks.
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Very good tutorial of the basics of composition. You really don't see much of these around. This reminded me of some the basic things I should know and had almost totally forgotten about paintings so thank you for that.
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good stuff here, i have a habit of starting my light source dead center, and it's usually the primary focus but i try to go either side. i'll have to try your 1/3's cross section method next time i paint.
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I almost never do enough planning when I start to paint, but this is a simple way of blocking out the picture beforehand that doesn't take too much time or patience - thanks
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i dont have much og knowleges in theory, and do things in accordance with expirience or feelings. So now i can feel more confident. thank you
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This is good to know! I always go for the feeling but don`t know the theory behind it.
Thanks!
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I think this is WONDERFUL information. I for one read all of it -- and while being familiar with the key points here, I still enjoyed reading it and I learned something
Thanks so much for doing this -- I say keep on!
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nice thing to do dude, personally I always rely on my feeling as I have no official background in graphics and such and I dont think i could do any other way anyway, but it's always nice when someone decides to explain things to otherS
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