How can I achieve better composition in my photos?

[dennybeall]

All of this kinda speaks to the creative process. We most all of us would take different photos of the same scene. Perhaps only slightly different but different. When it comes to selling - who knows what's "good". I can't imagine why some person would pay big bucks for a white canvas with a red splotch on it but it happens. Some photographers overexpose on purpose and some underexpose, who's to say what's better. To evaluate a photo we need to know who, what and why to make any kind of rational comment on it.

 

[sgthsth]

Spend more time looking at your photos and cropping for good composition... Doesn't necessarily have to be your intended subject but something you may not have seen at the time. The more time spent identifying what works in your pictures the better your composition will be behind the camera.