The Importance of the Subject in Your Photos - Photography Tutorial


We cannot emphasize how important it is to give your subject the place of importance in an image. It’s correct placement and the removal of any competition only makes the photo more effective. Besides creating memories that are truly memorable it gives an overall quality to your photos. - View Tutorial »


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