Contrast is a composition resource like few others that helps you improve both your color images and your black and white images.
It is an essential element that will help you explain a story, highlight your protagonist, guide your gaze and convey a feeling. It is, in short, an element of a very complete visual richness in photography.
- When we think in contrast.
- We often think of these images with very pure blacks and whites and that’s true.
- But there are also many other ways to contrast your image.
Let’s see them quickly
These are some of the most commonly used types.
Here is a very complete article on photographic contrast that I recommend reading to finish to see all the possibilities of photographic contrast.
That said, I’ve selected contrast images so you can see what you can offer to play with this resource in the images.
You’ll see totally different photographs that have used a kind of contrast in their compositions, some with a color contrast like pink and green or yellow and blue, others by scale, others by the difference between lights and shadows, others by shape, and you’ll even see some that it’s possible to get a contrast with the movement.
I hope you enjoy them, but above all they inspire you with beautiful photographs. Do you click to expand and fully enjoy the experience ?.
I hope you’re overwhelmed with inspiration when you’re done reading this article, why?As I hope I have shown you through the images, the photographic contrast goes a long way and serves as a very useful tool for any type of photographer and photography.
For those who see the world in color, as well as those who perceive it in black and white, for those who hallucinate with the lines, as well as those who see textures everywhere, for advertising, night or portrait photography. That’s good for everything.
So try to keep it always in mind when composing your images ?
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