In part one of Widescreen Composition, two months ago, we looked at the growing use of 16:9 as a frame shape, both in-camera and in presentation, particularly on-screen. We looked at the four most basic uses of widescreen for composing:-
1. The frame-fit, not especially exciting, but using the wide frame for subjects that simply...
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What I’m doing right now is editing the May shooting, from both China and Myanmar. After the Yunnan Spring workshop in Shuhe, near Lijiang, I drove down to Dali for some days (more writing than shooting), then on to Kunming to catch the flight to Yangon. The reason was to join the team for the [...]