Using negative space creatively with Eileen Sklon

We're excited to bring Eileen to Camversation, following on from recommendations and requests from the Community. Eileen's first presentation was so successful that we just had to have her back for more!

This is a brand new presentation from Eileen Sklon, who returns to share new ways to engage with your photography.

Using negative space in your images is a powerful technique that can significantly enhance the overall composition and visual impact of your photographs. Negative space refers to the area surrounding and between the subjects of an image. It is the empty space that helps to define the boundaries of the positive space, which includes the main subjects or objects you want to highlight. By skillfully incorporating negative space into your images, you can create a sense of balance, draw attention to your focal points, and evoke emotions in your viewers. Eileen's new presentation talks about how to include negative space effectively to give you images a more creative look.

About Eileen;

Eileen Sklon is a Fine Art Photographer. She was born in New York and lived there for 53 years before moving to The Villages, Florida. Eileen has been teaching for Jackie Kramer in person workshops as well as on line for about 6 years. She also does presentations for photography clubs and art groups in Florida. She has presented topics such as Impressionist Photography, Abstract Photography, Using Negative Space, ICM and iPhone Photography. She loves to share her techniques of creating Art with your cameras or iPhones. She will share her love of Impressionism and some of the many ways to step out of the box.

These talks will be recorded and made available for FOUR weeks after the event.