Walk, Observe, Compose: Developing A Photographer's Eye
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Teacher: KC Nwakalor | Genre: Skillshare eLearning | Duration: 4 Lessons (11m) | Language: English | File size: 274 MB
In this class, I'll show you how to train your photographic eye by doing something simple: going for a walk.
Wherever you are, walking can be a creative and meditative exercise. It slows you down, clears your mind, and helps you see the world with new eyes. I'll guide you through how I observe, notice, and compose as I move through everyday spaces.
You'll learn how to recognise balance, rhythm, and intrigue in ordinary scenes, and how to respond intuitively to light, lines, and moments as they unfold.
This class is about slowing down, observing, and letting your surroundings guide your photography.
What You'll Learn
How to train your eye to notice potential compositions.
How to use light, lines, and rhythm to create visual harmony.
How to respond intuitively to a scene while walking.
How to refine compositions and frame images that tell a story.
This class is ideal for
Beginner and intermediate photographers.
Anyone who wants to make walking a mindful, creative habit.
Documentary and street photographers seeking a fresh way of seeing.
Walk, Observe, Compose: Developing A Photographer's Eye
