About This Event

Join Susan Clark for a lively, generously illustrated exploration of composition and the choices that make a photograph catch—and hold—our attention. Susan will look at how, why and when the rules of composition developed, and consider their relevance to creating images today. How useful are these principles, when should we follow them, and when might a different approach produce a more effective picture? Through discussion and visual examples, this talk invites us to look more closely at photographs and think about what makes them work. Whether you’re developing your photographic eye or reconsidering familiar habits, there will be plenty to reflect on when composing your next image. Susan will present this talk via Zoom. Join fellow members at the Humfrey Rooms, Northampton , to watch together, or take part from home using the Zoom link to be added shortly.

Staying overnight?

Hotels within walking distance of Humfrey Rooms.

Frequently asked questions