Master Composition Slowly, Start With This. 

This is one of the best videos about composition that i ahve evern seen well done man 👏👏

your content is amazing you deserve million views bro

Thank you for this material! Please keep it up! So many videos about how to press buttons in c4d, blender & others. But nobody speaks about creative process, vision, etc… maximum what you can find is “composition is to put objects on 1/3 of frame” … which is stupid…

Please make a course on lighting, composition and animation in Blender. PRETTY PLEASE.

amazing .. composition has been always sort of a complicated thing to me .. thanx a lot

im always so glad to click one of your videos man, this is very well done and also beautiful images

Thank You!

The teapot on top of cylinders was very active composition, I was watching it with anxiety, expecting it to fall and crash 😅 Otherwise, amazing video explainers, it gave me better eye right now, especially example with table. I used to focus on one object (which often works), but bringing more relationship into photos really makes a lot of sense. Thank you! Amazing set of videos and editing.

Amazing. Love it

Wow amazing content I’m learning a lot in just one video!! Thank you so much

Wow the video is done already? I'm quite enjoying this topic and I could listen to your lessons all day 💯

Hi are you able to do some drink photography? You're so good and I love your videos!

So, another way of saying this would be composition is how to draw the viewers eye to where you want. This way it still applies to things like fully bloomed gardens.

Great tuts as always ✌🏼

I really liked your presentation of the material, as well as the design of the video. By the way, if it is not a secret, what font did you use?

what program did u used for creating this kind of video? is it Adobe After Effects?

Great video as always. Thank you for constantly sharing quality knowledge for us. Btw, out of curiosity, I noticed that the text on your video has textures as if it's part of the video. How did you edit that? did you put layers of grain on top of the text layer? Thanks in advance.

Bravo:)

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