Street Photography Composition Guide

Master street photography composition in 1.17 hrs with this in-depth visual guide to layering and framing.

By Alex Coghe

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1h 17m

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• Street Photography Composition Guide

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How to observe and identify natural layers before shooting
The importance of a strong foreground to lead the viewer’s eye
How to use the middle ground as the main stage for your subject
Why the background matters and how to simplify or enhance it
Techniques to guide the viewer’s eye through layered composition
Mastering timing by observing rhythm and anticipating interactions
Understanding the role of lens choice and being intentional with framing
How to embrace complexity while editing for clarity
Practical layering exercises to improve your visual discipline
Adopting layering as a mindset, not just a technique

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Alex Coghe

Alex Coghe is an Italian documentary photographer, photojournalist, and editor whose work captures the raw, unvarnished realities of the human condition. Currently based in Mexico City, Coghe has spent over two decades developing a distinct visual signature characterized by high-contrast black-and-white imagery and the innovative use of Intentional Camera Movement (ICM). His career spans high-profile editorial assignments for global brands like Leica and Burberry, as well as features in premier publications such as France Football and L'Équipe. As a dedicated educator, publisher, and founder of The Street Photographer Notebook, Coghe is deeply committed to mentoring the next generation of visual storytellers through his global "Gonzography" workshops and independent photography awards.

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Street Photography Composition Guide

1h 17m

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