Photographic image composition

Author: Li Qiang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Those who teach photography can be broadly divided into two types: those who teach well, like pointing the way; those who teach poorly, misleading the students. Through reading Comrade Li Qiang's work and getting to know him, I believe he belongs to the former category. The significance of this book for beginners in photography and photographers lies in its strong inclusivity and artistic penetration, as well as its appeal to both the refined and the popular. I believe the publication of this work will mark the birth of a seed of photographic art, which will bloom brilliantly in the fertile ground it possesses.
The composition of a photographic image is the soul of photography. It is fundamental and often the key to the success or failure of a work. However, there are not many comprehensive books on this subject available in society currently. The publication of this book fills these gaps. Based on years of exploration in photographic art, rigorous theoretical study, long-term teaching practice, and intuitive theoretical experience, Li Qiang has engaged in serious rational reflection. Among the numerous and colorful artistic concepts, he has sought out, summarized, and explained in an accessible manner many symbols of his artistic creations, showcasing his journey of exploration and pioneering in the field of photographic art.
A person must first learn to walk, then run, and only then can they learn to ice skate. This is an unchanging law that has stood the test of millennia.