Layering

How would a photographer layer subjects in their image? A photographer can use layering by identifying a setting that has multiple layers in it.

Why would a photographer us layering in their image? A photographer would use layering to add depth to their photos.

In this photo there are multiple layers including buses and trees.

The shed in the back adds an extra layer of depth to this photo.

Two main layers: the car and building in the background.

The clouds, water, and trees add depth to this photo.

The bridge in the background give a sense of depth to the photo.

The person and the river both add layers to this photo.

In this photo the tree branches, bridge, and river are all providing layers.

With the sunset in the background, the viewer’s eyes are guided throughout the photo’s depth.

The rocks in the foreground and the landscape in the background give this photo layering qualities.

In this photo, the car, sign, and cornfield all add layers.

The stop sign in this photo and the cars in the background add layers.

I chose this photo as the featured image because of the amount of depth it provides. The depth makes it a good example for a layering photo.