4 Composition Techniques for Better Film Photos

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I literally cannot figure out how two people allegedly using the same lens and camera, maybe even some film produce such drastically different results

That cressida is beautiful

Do you print/assemble your zines or do you use a printer?

What camera and lens did you use? Do you post produce your film photos? And how do you scan them? I’m so impressed with the sharpness of those photos (and also by the photos themselves of course). I can’t get a lot of sharpness out of my film photos and I was trying to understand what’s the problem in my analog to digital process

This is fantastic

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cool review, thank you

I love your work. You have such a keen eye for capturing a landscape's essence though the use of triadic color schemes.

Those Svalbard photos are absolutely breathtaking!

Shame none of these will work for digital cameras

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Did you get the light from the windows to flow out into the exterior? is it a filter or?

You're illogically combining two different topics. Composition has nothing whatsoever to do with the sort of film you're using -

Thanks for sharing this video! What aperture do you usually use on your camera?

How often do you use a tripod? Mostly just for the night shots?

How Picasso said: "learn the rules like a pro so you can break them like an artist"

This was a great video. Love your photos, they have a nostalgic feel without looking dated.

That tree shot blew me away, the two temperatures present and being split by a tree. Amazing.

Amazing video! Thanks for inspiration! <3

I would love to have you critique a few photos I've taken

love this thank you

What I love when shooting on a mountain where the trees grow straight but the ground is inclined, I shoot so the ground looks straight and the trees look off, it works best when theres only a subtle incöine, maybe 5-7 degrees

YOU TAKE GREAT PHOTOGRAPHS THANK YOU FOR THE TIPS

Your videos haven’t been showing up lately - I’m subscribed and have the alerts on - odd. Anyway great video.

By any chance is the photo of the tree have a print for sale? I would love to have one.

Which film camera dd you use

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Very nice walk through on composition, I very much enjoyed it.

Do you have any tips on night photos and making sure you capture those good lights and colors?

The shot of the water tower through the jeep window is so so good, love the vibe of looking at the scene naturally.

You're photography is so beautiful I'm a fan subscribed.

what camera did u used to make the first part of this video

Sorry, but composition is not influenced by the medium used to capture an image ! Painting, sketching, photography the same principles apply. Artists don't use different composition for water colour compared to oils.

What film did you use to take these photos? Portra 400?

Composition is composition. Medium doesnt change that. The title of this video is stupid.

Loved this video - can you tell me what film camera that you are using here?

That center-framed tree shot is phenomenal 🤯

Really really cool pictures that you discuss. I’m new to this Channel and I’m just wondering if these are shot on film or digital?

This was super helpful. Thanks Willem

Willem your videos are always inspirational - I enjoy listening to you talking about the whole process of your photography, keep going!

Awesome video, so useful to see this type of self-critique

that Mercedes in Svalbard..such a great find

Wow thanks for explaining some of your best photos where I couldn't figure out why I liked them. It was colour all along!