Henri Cartier-Bresson was born in 1908 and became the master of candid photography
Leading Lines
Henri cartier was famous for using leading lines in his photography. I illustrated above what I think he has done with leading lines using red lines to show where the lines are, he was also an almost completely black and white photographer. I think he used not only leading lines and depth of field to create focal points but lots of negative space to highlight his focal point(s)
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By having all this negative space he makes drawing your eyes to things like the mans reflection on the left a lot more noticeable and makes them generally stand out more. the space around the focal point can often distract the audience but when the space around the focal point is a constant, its considered negative space, increasing the appeal of a composition through subtle means. |
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