Buckster
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Indeed. It's not that Dutch Tilt is a "no-no", but it's best used when one understands when, where and why to use it.
This can help: Dutch angle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The same goes for other compositional elements, like centering, rule of thirds, golden mean, and the rest. When you understand how and why to use them, your compositions improve significantly to both the casual observer who doesn't necessarily know why they like it shot in a particular way - just that they do, as well as the folks who already understand the reasoning and meaning behind the use of compositional elements.
This can help: Dutch angle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The same goes for other compositional elements, like centering, rule of thirds, golden mean, and the rest. When you understand how and why to use them, your compositions improve significantly to both the casual observer who doesn't necessarily know why they like it shot in a particular way - just that they do, as well as the folks who already understand the reasoning and meaning behind the use of compositional elements.
