Fotoğrafta Kompozisyon

by Tom Grill, Mark Scanlon

Bestselling authors Grill and Scanlon demonstrate specific techniques for mastering composition in both black-and-white and color.

Genres: Photography, Nonfiction, Art, Art Design

180 pages, Paperback

First published April 26, 1984

Reviews

[Sean]

A good solid foundational text on some building block concepts of photographic composition. The layout of the text and images was superb in this book which made it a pleasure to read. Although I felt many of the example photographs were not of a particularly engaging standard (for my personal tastes) they were certainly adequate to demonstrate the concepts being described.

A good basic text for people new to the concepts of composition in photography before they progress to more advance books such as The Photographer's Eye.

[Liquidlasagna]

Recommended by Ken Rockwell


one of the few good ones on composition

[CD]

You will learn something or re-learn something you have forgotten. A very sound and basic reference to composition of a visual image. From general artistic use of shapes and color to the specifically photographic element use of light, this book covers the whole topic. A book that should be on the shelf of every creator of visual art and presentation.

[Sam Shingleton]

Though this was written in the era for film, it is an excellent discussion of photographic composition. The discussion of film gets a bit in the way while talking about color, but otherwise, it was excellent.

[Tgibson02]

Great for Photography 101. You'll want to take some photos after this read;).

[Jedrek Kostecki]

Learn composition by seeing, not by reading a book. If you have to think about it, it's taking too long.