The article focuses on the use of shape and form in photography, and how they can be used to create impactful and intriguing images. The author starts by discussing the six classic design elements in photography, which include shape, form, line, pattern, texture, and color. They explain that to gain a deeper understanding of shape and form in photography, it's important to consider all six elements and how they work together.The author then delves into the four types of shapes in photography composition, which are geometric shapes, organic shapes, positive shapes, and negative space. Geometric shapes have straight edges and clear angles and lines, while organic shapes are characterized by curves and are found in nature. Positive shapes are objects in the photo that form a shape, while negative space refers to areas in the photo that are not occupied by objects.The article then provides tips for using shape and form in photography compositions, including how to create balance and symmetry with shape, experiment with light and shadow, use line to lead the eye, utilize the power of pattern, emphasize texture, and make the most of color. The author explains how each of these elements can be used to affect the mood of the photo and convey emotions and stories.

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