Ted Mallory says:
Circles, squares, curves, warm browns, textures, Asymmetrical balance, rhythm, repetition... some of the greatest pictures are ones that are more concerned with using the principles of design to arrange the elements of design than with merely describing or capturing people or things or telling stories.
Ted Mallory says:
Some photographer once said that when we shoot children from our eye-level, we make pictures of "little kids," but when we shoot them from THEIR eye-level, we make pictures or real people in THEIR world, who happen to be kids. Does that make sense? In other words, if you want to show them as they really are, you can't casually take them for granted, you have to get down on their level. The resulting images will be more powerful and more meaningful.
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