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Themes in photography help photographers focus their eye, projects, and develop their artistic style by challenging themselves. Themes center around specific elements like numbers, shapes, periods of time, concepts, stories, people, or ideas to provide constraints that push photographers' creativity. Themes can be anything a photographer chooses to use as a focus for a set of photos.
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Photographing themes
- 2. Themes help youFocus your eyeFocus your project or portfolioDevelop an eyeBreak out of an artistic rutChallenge yourself
- 3. Themes can centre aroundA number (e.g. three)
- 4. Themes can centre aroundA shape (e.g. square)
- 5. Themes can centre aroundLength of time (e.g. 365 Days)
- 6. Themes can centre aroundThe unknown (e.g. 100 Strangers)
- 7. Themes can centre aroundA story, person, or other development
- 8. Themes can centre aroundAn idea(e.g. Busy)
- 9. Themes can centre aroundAny focus that you pick!