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An illustrative quick reference guide on landscape photography composition techniques.

Landscape Photography – Composition Techniques

Posted Aug 3 2010 by in Composition, e-book, Landscape Photography with 0 Comments

We love to share our learnings.

Landscape Wizards team member Shivakumar L Narayan has composed a illustrative quick reference guide on landscape photography composition techniques. We believe that, this mini e-book should serve as a cheat sheet for simple but effective compositional techniques in landscape photography, especially, for beginners.

Right-click and do a “Save as…” on the below download link to download the mini e-book in PDF format.

LandscapePhotographyCompositionTechniques_IllustrativeGuide ( 2MB PDF )

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Shivakumar L Narayan - He was bitten by the shutter bug when was gifted a SLR by his sister. Since then learning turned into hobby and hobby into passion and now he is pursuing this passion to build up a strong database of Landscape images of India through the Landscape-Wizards team.

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