4 Easy Steps To Improve Your Composition
Last month, I shared my "Less Is More" philosophy for simple composition, and received lots of great feedback. In order to make it easier to help you improve your own composition, I recorded the following video this week. You can follow the simple exercise in the video in everyday life. Try it out and see how easy it is to improve your own composition.
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