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For this week’s challenge, use the foreground to enhance your photo. Foregrounds are a valuable compositional tool that can add depth, provide an entry point for the viewer, lead the eye to the subject and set the overall tone for the image. Foreground objects can be found organically or can be “set up” by the photographer. Placing a bright red leaf on a rock in the foreground of a fall scene is a common example. Some schools of thought see this as cheating in nature/landscape photography. You can make your own decision on whether or not you want to manufacture the scene or find an organic foreground. You do you.
As always, new photos only for the challenge please. Get out there and shoot!
How to Use Foreground to Create Depth in Your Images
Tips on How To Use Foreground Elements in Your Compositions
How to Use a Foreground to Create Depth
As always, new photos only for the challenge please. Get out there and shoot!
How to Use Foreground to Create Depth in Your Images
Tips on How To Use Foreground Elements in Your Compositions
How to Use a Foreground to Create Depth