This week, lets get back to a technical challenge and talk about framing when composing the photo. Framing is a composition technique that allows you to emphasize the subject by blocking parts of the photo with something in the scene.
“Framed Sunset” by Sudhamshu Heb
Framing your subject with something in the frame can give the photo context, helping the viewer understand where the image was taken and what was happening. It can draw attention to the subject. It can give the image a sense of depth.
“In The Frame” by Alison Christine
If you are not sure how to frame an image like this, try looking out of a window. Including the walls around the window will frame the subject outside the window.
“Window On The World” by Jeremy Brooks
Framing can also be used to add interest to a portrait. Perhaps you could try to make a portrait this week by framing your subject in an interesting or different way.
“s1” by Melissa Brooks
As always, please post/share a photo you take THIS WEEK. We love your old photos, but not for the challenge. The point of the PhotoChallenges is for you to set out to create a new photo, to share with us all this week. Share them with us all at our Google+ Community, Facebook Group, and/or our Flickr Group.
Now go have some fun!
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