The addition method
Strategy. Widening your horizons
Sometimes if you just take a closeup picture of the subject all by itself, the picture is kind of boring. A new strategy called the addition method can help us to widen our photographic horizons and enrich our pictures!
This time, of course, we are going to add things to a picture one-by-one.
Here are the instructions for the addition method:
- 1. Start with a closeup of your starring subject (a subject photographed from very close).
- 2. Add things to the picture one after the other by using our secret weapons, especially by shifting the frame to the side or by backing up. You must do this while ...
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