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Framing – Photography Composition

Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 by Nate Kay






This post is part of our Rules of Composition in Photography series.

Framing is simply using other objects in your photograph to frame the main subject. This is probably one of the easier composition techniques in photography. Framing brings more depth to the picture and a better focus on what the main subject is.

Here are 25 well framed examples.

by addicted Eyes

by addicted Eyes

by vgm8383

by vgm8383

by Foto lervolino

by Foto lervolino

by gaspi

by gaspi

by freebird4

by freebird4

by nexus6

by nexus6

by Yersinia

by Yersinia

by ionushi

by ionushi

by Htet-Aung

by Htet-Aung

by swisscan

by swisscan

by maz hewitt

by maz hewitt

by johnb/uk

by johnb/uk

by littlenelly

by littlenelly

by Trois Têtes

by Trois Têtes

by robysaltori

by robysaltori

by betta design

by betta design

by la bele

by la bele

by Stuck in Customs

by Stuck in Customs

by antonychammond

by antonychammond

by mindgutter

by mindgutter

by kern.justin

by kern.justin

by Patrick.Duhazé

by Patrick.Duhazé

by Katch

by Katch

by Scott Ableman

by Scott Ableman

by lcrf

by lcrf

Related posts:
  1. The Rules of Composition in Photography
  2. Symmetry – Photography Composition
  3. Leading Lines – Photography Composition


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