January 31, 2003, Newsletter Issue #93: Amputation Can Hurt Your Photos
Tip of the Week
Do remember, however, almost any photo can be improved with proper cropping. Focus on the main subject of the photo and eliminate any dead space or distracting backgrounds. Close-ups of faces and gestures are important, but you can usually cut off legs and tummies for a more dramatic statement. One of the handiest cropping tools you can use is two "Līs" cut from cardboard. Simply lay them over the photo to form a frame, and adjust to see what the cropped photo will look like.
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