Travel Photography for Beginners: Let’s Talk About Composition!

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Travel Photography for Beginners: Let’s Talk About Composition!

English | 2hr 50m | Video: 720p | 495 MB

In these short and sweet series of “Travel Photography for Beginners” classes I will talk about light, composition, making portraits and some other helpful tips you may find quite useful. I decided to break these topics into separate classes so it will be easier to digest.

This is the second class of the series and here I will talk about Composition.

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