The Photographer's Eye

“The Photographer's Eye,” by Michael Freeman, explores how composition shapes a photo’s impact. It discusses how elements like framing, balance, depth, and perspective guide the viewer’s attention and create visual interest. By understanding these principles, photographers can craft images that effectively communicate their message and evoke emotion. The book emphasizes that good composition isn’t about rules but about deliberate choices that enhance storytelling and aesthetic appeal. It’s a practical guide for anyone wanting to improve their photography through thoughtful arrangement of visual elements.