Three important tips on photographs

Three important tips on photographs

There are lot of important issues regarding how to take a good photograph, but we'll focus on three of them right now.

The first one is the kind of shot we want to make. We can make a panoramic view, a close up, among others... Depending on this we'll give a different meaning to the photograph.

The second item is about composition and elements. We don't need many elements to compose a good photograph. Sometimes only a couple of elements give a better idea of what we are trying to express while a variegated and confusing set of elements only distract the attention.

The third and final. What is the focus or center of the photo? Whether dealing with just a couple of elemementos or more, we must define a spotlight, a specific point at which the view is directed. Otherwise we run the risk that the viewers disperse their attention.

As examples of these tips, I want to show you George Martinez's photographs, in which you will see how these principles are respected. George Martinez's photographs are totally correct and take us directly to the idea of what the artist wants to express, he doesn't distract the attention, he perfectly knows which is the best shot and he is able to express his idea with a couple of elements without disturbing the viewer's attention.

You can check his gallery to see more of his artworks.