Travel photography tips: Direct movement into the frame
Professional photographer Steve Davey presents his travel photography tips. This week, find out how to direct movement into the frame
Your picture will look more balanced if any movement — whether it's actual motion, or the way someone is looking — is directed into the frame, not out of it. The simple way to do this is to leave more space in front of your subject than behind it. This will create the impression that there's space to move into or look into. Although many of the rules of composition should be broken regularly for creative effect, this is one that is worth remembering.
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Travel Photography Masterclass
Here at National Geographic Traveller, we've teamed up with professional photographer Steve Davey, who will be presenting his travel photography masterclasses at Destinations: The Holiday & Travel show. These two-hour masterclasses will help sharpen your skills, iron out bad habits and give you a better understanding of your camera's functions to enhance your travel images. Book your masterclass, from only £30. Early booking is advised as places are limited. Click here to book your workshop
