“Filling the frame” refers to the technique of composing an image so the subject takes up most or all of the frame. The best way to accomplish this is to move in closer to the subject or use a zoom lens. By allowing the viewer’s focus to be only on the subject, often times details are revealed that are not readily noticeable otherwise. Plus, this helps to get rid of distracting elements in the background. Below are a few of my examples. (Click on each image to show more details.)
Anne Sadler is the host this week so be sure to learn all about “Filling the Frame” by reading her interesting post, Slow Shutter Speed. And, hope you have also enjoyed seeing my few examples!
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