Composition and the story

Here we are going to take a few minutes to talk about how we can…use composition to create and tell interesting stories.…We are in a fascinating location.…We have some good train tracks and this old train bridge.…We are going to explore how we can work with our camera in order to try to…create or tell a story in this context.…Now whenever I get the context I start to try to observe what do I have to work with.…Whenever you have roads or lines or the train tracks like this and you have these…interesting reading lines,…I think I need to do something with that, so I start to experiment with my camera.…

Now sometimes you can experiment or move your camera in a way that becomes a…little bit awkwad and we have to think about the edges of our frames. zyou can…cut something off, it's almost like a knife, and if there's something on the edge…it's just disoriented.…So we then have to reposition what we're doing to make it look a little bit more…appealing, to let the viewer relax a little bit.…Now we want to think about our subject matter and brightness value. What are on those edges?…