PHOTO TIP #2: Street photography composition

An accepted compositional principle for people walking past our frame is to have MORE space in front of them, and LESS space behind them. This allows for a harmonious directional “flow” within your picture space. The exception however is when you want to create a sense of tension or emotional dissonance. If this is the case, compose your photo in the opposite: LESS space in front of them, MORE space behind them, as they walk past your frame.
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