Understand Composition in Photography

In photography there is no compulsory rule that you not used in the photograph then your photograph seems perfect to you viewers but some guidelines which can help to make your photograph perfect to viewers.

composition in photography

The difference in the below pictures to Understand composition:

Understand Composition in Photography

This Photograph click through the use by The third rule then it looks awesome and same photo but uses subject keep in the center after that

this photograph does not look so good as the above picture

composition in photography

Photograph?:-

perfect use of composition

let's understand what actually a photograph is so a photograph is basically a 2-dimensional box which is actually representing 3-dimensional worlds and composing your photograph means placing the elements of your image in a way an image is able to tell or convey a story to the viewer

Composition In photography:-

Now the question is do you have understood what composition is but why is composition so important in photography so as a photographer the technical settings like the exposure, aperture shutter speed, ISO, white balance, and stuff are the technical things you have to master the real challenge of photography is how to compose your image and your composition so composition is the most important thing that will tell the story of the image to the viewer as a photographer, you should work hard to compose your image as a viewer, the viewer should not work hard to see a beautiful photograph. If he sees a photograph it should be good enough. okay, the viewer should understand what the subject is and what the actual story is so that is the reason why composition is so important in photography now,

I will show you certain guidelines that you can use for composition the first guideline is the rule of thirds now if you have read somewhere about composition you might have heard about the rule of third.

Generally, as a beginner photographer

what we do is basically we try to shoot the subject and keep it at the center, now the thing is if you do that it might result in a boring image. so the rule of thirds suggests that you divide the image into three different parts horizontally and vertically into three equal parts, and meet, and place your subject in any of four intersection points now if you place your subject in any of the four intersection points then your photograph is looking good.

Always remember that when taking a photo then click two shots one using composition and the second with simple as you like to click now the time selection each of one then which photo looks good then use it.