The Secrets to Creating Amazing Photos. Marc Silber
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45.The vertical—noble, dramatic, inspirational, aspiring
46.The horizontal—earthy, calm, mudane, satisfied
51.Jagged, brutal, hard, vigorous, masculine, picturesque
52.Curvilinear, tender, soft, pleasant, feminine, beautiful
60.Meandering, casual, relaxed, interesting, human
61.Erratic, bumbling, chaotic, confused
64.Formal, priestly, imperious, dogmatic
65.Rising, optimistic, successful, happy
66.Falling, pessimistic, defeated, depressed
70.Rise, attainment with effort, improvement
71.Fall, sinking without effort, improvement
75.Broken, interrupted, severed
76.Direct, sure, forceful, with purpose
79.Parallel, opposing with harmony
PART THREE: PUTTING YOUR TOOLS TOGETHER AND FINAL TIPS
“A picture is a poem without words”
—Horace, Roman lyric poet
No matter what type of camera you’re using, and this most definitely includes smartphones, there are two key skills you must master to make creative photos that you and others will love: how you compose your image, coupled with your use of light.
These skills have been with us ever since the first caveman had a breakthrough and figured out that scratches on a cave wall could communicate to others what he saw or imagined.
This breakthrough of picture making, and others that followed, opened the way to a most powerful urge we all share: to tell our stories to others. It must have been an exhilarating moment when that door began to open and, like our modern tech breakthroughs, it no doubt spread through the other caves at lightning speed! Imagine you and I in a cave, now having the ability to tell each other about what we each saw and even felt. Since we were using pictures, we were able to break though the communication barriers of our limited language.
From that moment, man had a superior communication system to all other life forms on the planet: as individuals, groups, and as a species we could now tell stories to each other in picture form.
But soon, it was not enough to just crudely scratch. Being what we are, man is always looking