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Why Photographers Should Study Painting
Classic compositions reverberate throughout time:
Side profile portraits
Renaissance themes
Avedon and Renaissance:
Pieta
The Pieta (Mary and dying Jesus) and W. Eugene Smith:
Arabesque
The classic arabesque (curve) composition and HENRI CARTIER BRESSON:
HCB:
IRELAND. Munster. County Tipperary. Thurles. 1952. Horse race. USA. New York City. 1947. MEXICO. 1934. SPAIN. 1933. ITALY. Venice. 1952. Naples. FRANCE. 1938. USA. Louisiana. Jennings. 1960. Jeff Davis Parish Fair. FRANCE. Rhône-Alpes. Isère. Grenoble. 1969. Musée des Beaux-Arts (Museum of Fine Arts). Naples. GB. England. Berkshire. Eton. 1962. Eton College. FRANCE. Paris. The Elysee Palace. 21 May 1981. François MITTERRAND installed as president, gives a reception. YUGOSLAVIA. Kosovo. Pec. 1965. Market. SPAIN. Aragon. Arteca. 1953. FRANCE. Alpes-Maritimes. Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. 1954. Spanish painter, Pablo PICASSO. USA. US sculptor, Naum GABO. 1968.
Center eye composition
Simple and effective technique for portraits:
Raphael
Study Renaissance painting portraits:
Some of my photos:
NYC, 2016. I darkened (burned) the left of the frame, to add more attention to her face. To make better street portraits, center one eye in the center. NYC, 2015 Braids.