Next, we're going to talk about filling the frame, this is a style choice that is done by positioning
more objects in the foreground of the image to create a much fuller shot and draw your eye closer to
the subject.
The foreground is the front of the image and the background is the back of the image, foreground versus
background.
Pretty standard.
You can use almost anything to fill the frame.
Some simple examples are branches, trees, light posts, people and walls.
It will all depend on where you're shooting and what is in your nearby surroundings.
And remember, photography is resourcefulness.
Here's an example of a relatively empty photo.
If you've been taking nothing but dead space photos for a while and want to try something new, try
filling the frame with different surrounding objects to make it more interesting.
And you might need a friend to help you with this one in particular.
Whatever you choose to fill a shot with can also help to tell a story.
More on this next.