I recently watched an excellent video by photographer
David Marx at the
Focus Photo School. In the video Marx presents a great description of how composing your scene with one, two or three subjects changes the story the picture tells.
Notice how the two pictures below give a different feeling, depending on whether there is one horse and rider or two. See if you can describe the difference in a sentence to make it clear to yourself.
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| One horse and jockey |
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| Two horses and two jockeys |
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