Composition in Photography
This post includes a few useful links and one video to help you explore one of the most important elements of good photography … composition.
10 Top Photography Composition Rules by PhotographyMad
5 Elements of Composition in Photography by Digital Photography School
5 More Elements of Composition in Photography by Digital Photography School
25 Photo Composition Tips by photofocus
The Rule of Thirds is explained in a bit more detail here:
Rule of Thirds by Digital Photography School
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