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The Heart of the Photograph
by David Duchemin
The Heart of the Photograph
Cover
Title
Copyright
Dedication
About the Author
Table of Contents
Better Questions
Part One: A Good Photograph?
01 Is It Good?
02 The Audience’s Good
03 The Photographer’s Good
Part Two: Better Than Good
04 Better Subjects
Part Three: Better Expression
05 Exploration and Expression
06 What Is the Light Doing?
07 What Does Colour Contribute?
08 What Role Do the Lines and Shapes Play?
09 What’s Your Point of View?
10 What Is the Quality of the Moment?
11 Where Is the Story?
12 Where Is the Contrast?
13 What About Balance and Tension?
14 What Is the Energy?
15 How Can I Use Space and Scale?
16 Can I Go Deeper?
17 What About the Frame?
18 Do the Elements Repeat?
19 Harmony
20 Can I Exclude More?
21 Where Does the Eye Go?
22 How Does It Feel?
23 Where’s the Mystery?
24 Remember When?
25 Can I Use Symbols?
26 Am I Being Too Literal?
Part Four: Better Photographs
27 The Heart of the Photograph
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The eye gets pulled, and how it gets pulled creates a feeling of balance or tension.
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