Anciently revered, beautiful and mysterious; this is how these amazing creatures we call Peacocks have been defined. From litmus to white, they all have an amazing look, and we decided to slow things down for you so you can start your day with well something to gaze upon!
So here are 35 wonderful photographs of peacocks to make your day
Photo by AGL Photos
Photo by Humphrey Muleba
Photo by Sandra Rodrgíuez
Photo by Andre Mouton
Photo by Darshan Patel
Photo by Steve Harvey
Photo by Brandon Rowe
Photo by Caleb Minear
So, of course, the first thing you notice about peacocks is usually the color…simply amazing. But how do you get the best out of your composition?
Composing In Color Requires Understanding The Color Wheel
The color wheel starts out with the prime colors. There are several color wheels out there, but since we are working with screens (on computers and cameras) you should keep things simple and just go for the RGB (red, green, blue) wheel.
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When opposing colors meet in a single composition, contrast is achieved in the most magnificent ways. When adjacent colors – like an array of warm or cold tones are together without an opposing hue – low levels of contrast are achieved.
Creatively selecting color when composing your images will take them to the next level. It is definitely an advanced composition technique that you should work with.
Advanced Composition And Composing In Color
Getting photography composition right has always been the greatest challenge for the photographer. If you’d like to get better at photography composition and learn concepts that go beyond the basics, you should take a look at Kent DuFault’s guide to advanced composition.
In Kent Dufault's Advanced Composition, you'll discover advanced composition concepts such as:
- Compression
- Color Placement
- Contrast Overlap
- Rhythm
- Color Wash
- Texture
- Stacking
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Photo by Priscilla Du Preez
Photo by Uriel Soberanes
Photo by Vivek Doshi
Photo by Andrew Yardley
Photo by Vivek Doshi
Photo by Vivek Doshi
Photo by Vivek Doshi
Photo by Vivek Doshi
Photo by Jenny Marvin
Photo by Vivek Doshi
Photo by Ravinder Singh
Photo by Phil Botha
Advanced Composition – will ensure you create images that pop. You'll get more out of your photography and start taking images that will truly capture your creative vision. If you’d like to improve your composition skills and learn concepts that go beyond the ‘rule of thirds’, do take a look at Kent DuFault’s guide Advanced Composition.
Photo by Darshan Patel
Photo by Vivek Doshi
Photo by Jpeter
Photo by Sia7
Photo by Skeeze
Photo by Jos van Ouwerkerk
Photo by Steffi Heufelder
Photo by Nishant Vyas
Photo by Jean van der Meulen
Photo by Min An
Photo by Magda Ehlers
Photo by Melisa Valentin
Photo by Papaya45
Photo by Francesco Ungaro
Photo by Oleksandr Pidvalnyi
Advanced Composition Will Take Your Photography To The Level
If you are looking to improve your photography composition and learn concepts that go beyond the ‘rule of thirds’, do take a look at Kent DuFault’s guide Advanced Composition. With this guide, you will learn all about:
- color
- light
- shadow
- lines
- curves
- repetition
- juxtaposition
- anticipation
- pre-visualization
- timing
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