Negative space
Let empty areas carry meaning and give subjects room to breathe.
Negative space is the intentional use of emptiness around a subject. It can create calm, tension, or emphasis depending on how much space you allow and where you place the subject within it.
Practice negative space in a structured bootcamp
One session · single focal distance — Capture a serene architectural structure by focusing solely on its form, elim...
One session · waist level — Photograph a busy commercial architectural scene, framing a single subject th...
One session · single shot rule — Document a leisure space in architecture, focusing on one human presence in a...
One session · ten minute limit — Capture spontaneous interactions with architectural features during transitio...
One session · five frame limit — Select five distinct frames of residential architecture that each showcase a ...