Layered foregrounds tell a story
Foreground, subject, and context stacked in depth — the recipe for images that draw you in.
The photographs that hold your attention usually have layers: something in the foreground, a subject in the middle, and a hint of context behind it.
Foreground anchors the image and creates a sense of depth. Even slightly out of focus, a foreground object tells the eye where the camera is and adds a feeling of realism.
Build layers deliberately. Lean into a foreground, find your subject at a second depth, and let the background add context without competing.
A composition guide helps you track multiple planes. Position your foreground and subject on separate anchors so both read clearly.
Frame it perfectly, every time.
slay overlays the exact composition guides from these principles right onto your camera.
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