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Second article in our process to get the notion of photography composition layed down.This article deals with Inner Framing, LInes & Curves and Point of View.
Please leave us comments if you found this helpful, if you find errors/mistakes or if you have ideas on how to improve it. Feedback is of great importance, and very welcome.
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Originally submitted: Dec 15, 2003
Resubmitted: 22 May, 2007
Article by ~roy204
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Comments: 38
Your composition tutorials are outstanding and so eloquently worded! I bow to you!
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Waazzaaaaaa!!
I read this articcle and went to the streets to practice. Thanks to you i made this photo
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I really like it, even is almost the same than the one in the article.
Thank you!!
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Thanks so much for the tips, I never knew about all this stuff before!
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thank you so much! I love the way you explain everything
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Your wonderful tutorial has been featured here.[link]
Thank you for providing the gallery with such awesome Resources.
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Its pretty useful....specially for those whose starting it up....thanks for the useful information...^____^ it really help...A lot!!!!
well if i may add...or suggest...to make the tutoral more effective is...add some principle on how it will affect in their skill...and helps them how to generate more artistic subject in a simpliest form!^____^
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when i pressed on download it said:file not found :S wat sould i do?!
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wow... everybody should first read these articles before making any photo
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Thank you so much guys, these articles have helped me understand a little of why some of my photos did not work, even though subject and lighting were good. I will be back many times im sure to read the tutorials as i am jsut learning much about photography myself. Thanks again.
Cheers
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Even after having some experience in photograhy it is still pleasant to read these 2 articles about composition. I quite liked the fact that in the first one things went beyond the plain presetation of the thirds rule.
I would also like a lot to read another article/tut or study about the point of view in very famous shots, where all the basic rules are successfully broken.
Anyway, keep on working, you do a fine job!
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First of all: a great 
Great article again and thank you very much for the interesting informations!!!!
But there's also a little typing mistake in this article 
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Yet another wonderful tutorial. I believe this one is better than the first. I think that the elements mentioned here are a lot more important than the rule of thirds. Mind you, a lot of the pictures shown here disregarded the rule of thirds.
But then again, maybe it's only my opinion because I come from a traditional background and take the rule of thirds for granted.
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I am very impressed that someone is actually taking the time to make these tutorials, as they are a great help.
It's good to see someone sharing their knowledge.
Well chosen images really help to illustrate the point, and the tutorials are well written.
I'm looking forward to seeing more.
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Extremely useful 
that put such efforts into teaching.... I have honestly learnt more than I can handle at the moment hehehe I'm going to try and apply what you have taught....
again thanks again and god bless!
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wow, those are great tips, and Awesome photos. I will come back more often
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Another great tuturial! Perfectly done, I love how you used lots of example images. Thanks for stuff to think about...
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Keep up the great work! That was a very useful article - I especially like the part about the framing...something I rarely think about.
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Great article P - will be using this in comments, too!
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Excellent once again. Please do keep it up, i'm eagger to learn more
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This article was a big help and has reminded me that it is not only the subject that is an important contributant to the whole picture. I'm going to start taking a different point of view when I capture images from now on (o:
Thanks a lot!
*GRaCie*
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Very nice work, just like Composition #1. When I start teaching my girlfriend about these things, I am going to point her here to read up!
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thanks again. I'm watching the series with eagerness.
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I'm enjoying my classes with you guys, you make your point and then illustrate it so that we 'get' it as well. Lessons by example rather than by theory .. such a refreshing change.
Thank you.
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another GREAT work. i just love it how you explain it SO elegantly and easily
was looking forward to your next submission.
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