10 Must Know Portrait Composition Tips

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10 photography composition tips.
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[@BGTuyau]

More than a set of tips, here we have an entire philosophy of seeing.

[@immanuel7887]

This is by far the best and most compact video on one of the most important topics in photography. You learn more in less than 15 minutes than in workshops lasting days.

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thank you!

[@NoDoSwLa]

I will watch this video over and over again. Thank you die sharing more than just facts.

[@mylucksmiles]

Great photography.cheers. Although I understand the rule basic rule of thirds. I found I went through a coupe of stages first before I got the message about taking photos. One I thought my first photos where great, but that’s my ego thanking that, then I saw the truth. Next was taking photos similar to the photos I had seen and like. Now I was told that I should just look at other peoples pictures and after I had seen 5oo,000 then I would develop an eye for what I liked personally. Both I think helped me develop my eye. However I found that even with a great camera and lenses the photo quality was good the composition not so. I studied my photos and realised two things. Firstly point and shoot did not work, I would have to bend my back to get the right eye leave. Second is go back over and over again to get use to the equipment and changes in light. Trying different angles shooting through tree ex . Then I found my self looking at my photos and seeing the picture I should have taken. The positive thing was I had learned the setting and about both camera and lenses. So now I get more hits than missed shoots. Last thing was I was honest from day one if I could not take a picture of a local bird then going to a distant country would not change my failure. I went to local museums and to the local lodges . Now I am seeing my photos engage other people interest. It takes time self awareness honestly and determination. The gear helps but if you can’t use it then it kinda puts you off in the long run. If you want to take great photos then you will. But it will take time .

[@andreasfischer8829]

Best composition collection I have ever seen.

[@rsat9526]

As a learner, I have watched countless photography lesson VDO. This one gotta be my top 3 most favorite. By the way, your photos are amazing. Subscribed immediately. I hope you could also make a vdo about how you color your portraits pictures. They are so amazing.

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thank you so much!

[@eoslove2022]

thank you for sharing your journey

[@MirceaComanici]

Amazing tips, thank you so much!

[@nikos146]

Excellent! One of the best and concise tips on composition! Thanks!

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thanks!

[@danieloswatching7932]

thank younfor this awesoe video and the praxtical tipps! One of the best Videos I‘ve seen in a while

[@razafiarisonmichael4421]

This... is the best youtube channel I've ever seen, each minute is culture !

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thank you!

[@ritaparekh5562]

This is so helpful to even artists!

[@5to522]

Thank you for the great tips.

[@PitNeex]

At last a video with some new Composition ideas! 👍👍👍

[@JorgeRamirez01]

Can’t believe that with almost 10K subscribers this video has only 600 likes. There’s a lot wisdom in this video. Thank you for sharing all these amazing tips.

[@KyleCongphoto]

I only have 6k subscribers :).

[@photophilsteingard8374]

Should be more You're a great teacher :) @@KyleCongphoto

[@TylerRayJohnson]

I’m just getting started in photography. This is amazing information thank you so much

[@Genesis-sv9rp]

Thank you so much! This is so helpful and so easy to digest. I will really treasure this video 💜💜

[@jehurisnova5065]

Awesome tips Kyle 👏🔥

[@sheeldzz]

I LOVE this way of learning! Thank you for explaining Photography as a way of blending talent, creativity and feeling as well as showing examples of them all.

[@devispesaresi9069]

Super...

[@viciwo3396]

Wow..lots of great tips!

[@kh1188ish]

Excellent tips, Kyle! Thank you!

[@quydom]

great tips Brothers! Just wishing could go out and take the shots!

[@myPixelFactory]

A composition masterclass in less than 15 minutes. Going from the more to the less obvious, so interesting advices and lesson. It s the first time I see one of your videos, instant follow... and I like your work

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thank you!

[@Laiquatan]

Thank you. It conveys very well about ways to -think- about composition rather than just listing rules/tools of composition.

[@KyleCongphoto]

Purpose first, rules second.

[@taqx]

Thank you!!Sir!!

[@AddisVoice799]

Thank you! Kyle

[@thisvimalalgoda2481]

Thank you for taking the time to make this for us!

[@wingli6632]

Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻

[@ahmedomara11]

This was epic for me, thanks 😊

[@ritaparekh5562]

Too good thankyou

[@jeanjuniorjean-louis6442]

I have the bad habit of watching videos that already have 1000s of views. I am glad that I did not skip this one because among the 100s of videos that I have watched since launching in photography as a hobby, this one here is one of the most complete, yet simple one on composition. You are my first comment on the 100s of video that I have watched so far. I hope your channel will grow exponentially.

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thank you

[@ReluctantStallion]

Excellent tips. Thank you very much.

[@wangka1968]

Great video... Make more.. ❤❤.. Can't wait to see your new update.. Lot of love

[@shimondarkgamer4720]

Thank U❤

[@IvayloSpasov]

Very clearly explained. Thank you!

[@canoodlingus6244]

I love this. Thank you!

[@Garbid]

Thank you!

[@jasonblake5576]

Your videos are really amazing, thank you!

[@hudhudtv4155]

Good advice & tips !! Love it 🥰

[@balaur9997]

Thanks

[@abchappell01]

That was a wonderful video presentation. I enjoyed learning your 10 recommendations concerning composition. Thank you very much. 😊

[@bishwashchhetri8268]

Just subscribed..this type of teaching is what I was searching for❤

[@worldofchandru]

Great insights thanks and cheers

[@cindysun6280]

Thank you for sharing!

[@thilinaalagiyawanna3680]

Thank you very much

[@EuroRSN]

Great video Kyle! Would love to see how you post process your images.

[@photophilsteingard8374]

Kyle thanks for sharing so many greats points on how to improve our photography !!! One thing I learned from an excellent teaching photographer many years ago. Is some times taking a photo and flipping it the other direction. There are times we want to take a photo but the leading lines are going to wrong way. This same photographer won one of the highest environment portrait awards in Canada a number of years ago by doing this Love your photo with the woman and the lighthouse. But if you flipped it the other direction. You have the rocks leading to the woman and the woman to the lighthouse. There is more emphasis on her and less on the lighthouse. Both ways the photo looks amazing so you cannot go wrong. Just wanted your thoughts on this Again thanks for sharing!!!

[@KyleCongphoto]

flipping the image is a technique that have been used since Renaissance. It's easy to find drawing errors once you flip an image (back then people use mirror). But I think this technique makes more sense on painting than photography. This is especially the case for subjects whose faces are not 100% symmetrical. Flipping the photo will change their face.

[@SkandaTejasw]

Absolutely solid content!! Thank you VERY much for sharing your thoughts. Very valuable!

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thank you!

[@LtDeadeye]

Genius!

[@Mr.Sharry]

Great!!! thank you so much!!)))

[@castieldiallo2945]

Nicely done.

[@StevenMatto]

I just found your channel today and immediately subscribed. I really like how you talk and explain everything, very easy to understand, and the examples are great. I would love to see how you edit. Most of my shooting subjects (fire scenes, football, air shows, etc...) require a sharp, contrasty, and moody edit, but when I do portraits with my wife, I feel lost as I can't shake that type of editing. I'd love to learn how to get the look that you have in your sample shots. Keep posting these great videos!

[@KyleCongphoto]

If you feel that you are not getting the right mood for a photo, start with composition and lighting, if it’s a portrait, posing and expression are important too. Once these are done, editing part will be easier. I’ll make a video about editing.

[@Roebuck325]

Masterful

[@DSGQR]

Fantastic. Thank you! Wish I could go on a shoot with you. Haha

[@JoshConnectMedia]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

[@Dudu-vj1qk]

Wonderful 👋

[@samuerde]

damnnnn this is great!

[@peterkalyabe7553]

Thank You.

[@KalamAzad-lx6hs]

Nice video

[@uncle0eric]

Definitely saving this video to my favorites so I can rewatch and study it!

[@Daniel_Ilyich]

Do you photograph average looking people?

[@KyleCongphoto]

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[@Daniel_Ilyich]

@@KyleCongphoto very nice work. It just seems like your more ambitious work involves beautiful models. I’m not saying that a beautiful lady is all you need for a great image, though…not in the least. Your work is very visually competent.

[@KyleCongphoto]

Thank you Daniel

[@Tyson-luvs-nuggets]

Thank you!

[@battlefieldguy5594]

Thank you!