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Talk-&-Learn 2020 Video Recording #35: Dec 15, 2020 - Colour Balance
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Video Recording #35: Dec 15, 2020 - Colour Balance

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A balanced photograph often allows the viewer’s eye to be drawn throughout the image equally, without resting too heavily on one certain aspect of the image. Photographs that are improperly balanced are often less appealing to look at, especially if the ‘heavier’ part of the image lies too far left or right. In this session, we will saw how to create BALANCE in your image through the use of COLOUR.

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A balanced photograph often allows the viewer’s eye to be drawn throughout the image equally, without resting too heavily on one certain aspect of the image. Photographs that are improperly balanced are often less appealing to look at, especially if the ‘heavier’ part of the image lies too far left or right. In this session, we will saw how to create BALANCE in your image through the use of COLOUR.

WATCH NOW ON PATREON

A balanced photograph often allows the viewer’s eye to be drawn throughout the image equally, without resting too heavily on one certain aspect of the image. Photographs that are improperly balanced are often less appealing to look at, especially if the ‘heavier’ part of the image lies too far left or right. In this session, we will saw how to create BALANCE in your image through the use of COLOUR.

WATCH NOW ON PATREON


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