Course Content
1. Important Info to Make this Course Better
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MODULE 1: Learning to See
1: Composition is About One Word
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2: Inside the Composition (Magnolia Gardens)
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3: Homework
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MODULE 2: The 2/3 + 1/3 Strategy
MODULE 3: The Most Important Question
1: Why the “Why” is So Important
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2: In the Field Video
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3: Homework
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MODULE 4: Blockades and Barriers
1: How to Avoid Blockades
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MODULE 5: Diagonals and Triangles
1. Diagonal Lines for Visual Flow
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2. Homework
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MODULE 6: The Right Third
1. What is the “Right” Third
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2. Homework
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MODULE 7: Pattern and Texture
1. The Importance of Pattern and Texture
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2. In the Field Video (Bayway Bridge)
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3. Homework
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MODULE 8: Foreground, Foreground, and More Foreground
1. Using Foreground Elements
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2. In the Field (Sparks Lake)
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3. What Does “Bad” Foreground Look Like?
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4. A Look at a Foreground “Master”
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MODULE 9: Focus and Depth of Field
1. Using Depth of Field for Composition
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2. Homework
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MODULE 10: The Sun
1. Composing with the Sun
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2. In the Field (Sunshine Skyway)
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3. Practice and Planning Tools
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MODULE 11: Using Natural Frames
1. The Power of Natural Frames
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2. In the Field (Magnolia Gardens)
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3. Reviewing Photos and Homework
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MODULE 12: The Moon and Eclipse Photos
1. Composing with the Moon
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2. Homework and Practice
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MODULE 13: Backlight
1. How and Why Backlighting Works
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MODULE 14: Getting Low to the Ground
1. Why and When Getting Super Low Works
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2. Practice – An Amazing App
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MODULE 15: Horizontal or Vertical
1. Composing for Horizontal or Vertical Photos
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MODULE 16: Long Exposure and Composition
1. Composition and Shutter Speed
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2. In the Field (Pilings in the Bay)
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3. Homework and Practice
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Module 17: Simplicity
1. Simplicity = Sophistication
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MODULE 18: The Power of Layers
1. Looking for Layers
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2. In the Field (Costa Rica)
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MODULE 19: Composition with Panoramas
1. When Panoramas Work and Don’t Work
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Section 20: Cropping
1. Composition and Cropping
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2. Cropping Homework
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Section 21: Wildlife Composition
1. Composition Thoughts for Wildlife Photos
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2. Wildlife Homework
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I love teaching and photography... In that order. I feel that enjoying photography, and photo editing can get WAY too complicated. So my personal mission (and favorite thing to do), is to create education that simplifies the process of taking great photos, and how to edit them to get the results you’ve always wanted.