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One very simple and effective way to emphasize your subject is to find a high-contrast background. You can contrast your subject against the background not only visually, but also in terms of its meaning. These contrasts are especially strong when a picture contains two elements that seem dissimilar, but join together to form a surprising composition with a powerful message. The post Composition: Seek Contrasts in Colors—Then Keep Going! appeared first on Zonerama Magazine.
Emotions aren’t as typical for landscape photography as they are for, say, documentary photos. When you do find them, they tend to be emotions of wonder. However, even here on Zonerama you’ll find examples that aren’t exactly overflowing with positive emotion. But these photos too have their magic. The post Editor’s Choice: Emotional Landscapes appeared first on Zonerama Magazine.
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