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Andy Clark

(photosensitive.com)

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Andrew Stawicki

(photosensitive.com)

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Lydia Rice

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Peter Bregg

(photosensitive.com)

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Thomas Peppper

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Dick Loek

(photosensitive.com)

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John Lappa

(photosensitive.com)

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Peter Bregg

(photosensitive.com)

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Fred Thornhill

(photosensitive.com)

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Kevin Van Paassen

(photosensitive.com)

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Peter Bregg

(photosensitive.com)

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Peter Bregg

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Andrew Stawicki

(photosensitive.com)

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Patti Gower

(photosensitive.com)

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Even if a photo you want to take doesn't follow any of these tips try it out anyway because you never know how it might turn out.

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Sometimes taking away the background or minimizing it can help the viewer focus on what the subject of the photo.

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To draw attention to your main point add frames that are already there such as trees or buildings.

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You want to add depth to your photo by adding things into the foreground or the background.

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Make sure your photo doesn't blend into the background. You want the subject of the photo to be the main point.

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Having a different viewpoint can help convey your message more clearly.

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Symmetry and patterns, especially where they aren't expected, can be very refreshing and will help go towards a better photo.

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Having lines in your photo can guide you viewers eye to the main point or it can help draw in your viewer.

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Unknown (bigfishpresentation.com)

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Make your subject off- center and instead of leaving an empty area make sure there is something else that balances your main point.

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Peter Bregg (photosensitive.com)

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Divide your photo into 3 parts horizontally and 3 parts vertically then try to get the subject/main point of your photo in one of the thirds or on the lines that divide the sections.