So happy you found this helpful! And yes, even once you’ve mastered these techniques, it’s always a good thing to brush up on your composition. We’re so glad you loved it! Stay tuned for more ☺️☺️

Glad you found it helpful! We’ll be sure to include more film references in future videos too 🙃

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You're welcome! Glad you found our composition tips helpful :)

You're welcome! We're so glad you found this helpful! :)

Glad it was helpful! That's correct - not everything is just one thing of course. The whole idea is that you can easily combine any of these techniques (along with lighting / angles) to create more dynamic photography. You can easily mix patterns + contrast which would make a photography more interesting vs. just using patterns. Stay tuned for more videos! :)

Hey Lars! Of course, we’re so happy that you found it helpful 😊

You’re very welcome! We’re happy that you liked these composition tips 🙌🎉

You’re very welcome! We’ll be releasing videos weekly on photography techniques (like composition) so thanks for the sub! 🙌🙌

Glad you found it helpful! These are just some compositional techniques and you can always combine them to create striking visuals. Good luck! 👍

We’re happy you found these composition techniques valuable! Be sure to save it for future reference 🙃

Of course! We’re so glad you found it valuable 🎉❤

Thank you! We’re so happy you found it helpful! We’ll be uploading new videos regularly so thanks for the sun and support 🎉🎉

Sounds great!

Hey there! We're so glad that it was helpful. Thanks for the comment and support! More helpful photography videos on the way soon :-)

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Thank you Allen! It makes us so happy that you found these composition techniques helpful! These techniques apply to any camera you’re using, including an iPhone! Stay tuned for more videos ☺️☺️

@@sunny16shop I've been an amateur photographer since I was 16 yrs old (I'm now 70). My 1st camera (which I earned working in a camera shop) was a Minolta SLR. I'm presently trying to decide on a new camera. The contenders are: nikon z6, fugi xt4 or xh2 (will consider xpro4 if they change the LCD), OM 1, and Sony a7c. I'm leaning towards either OM 1 or XH2. Look forward to seeing more of your videos.

@@allenschneider1847 Wow, that’s amazing! The Minolta SLR is still a great camera too. They OM 1 is an excellent camera, but we’re big fans of the Sony a7 series cameras (a7s, a7r, etc). While the ergonomics aren’t the best, they make up for it with the stellar video and photo quality. You can’t go wrong with any of those choices! And yes, stay tuned for more videos on the way 😊

Glad you found it informative! Yes, definitely! We’ll let the team know about this video idea. There’s a lot of key differences between mirrorless cameras and DSLRs. Thanks for the suggestion! 👏👏

Thank you for the sub! More photography technique videos on the way 🚀🙌

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Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

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Thanks for the comment! We do our best :)

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We’re glad you found these composition techniques helpful! 🔥

Thanks for the comment Gilar! Who got hacked?

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