Phygure® No.5 Issue 03
What is Phygure®? Phygure® is a community driven digital magazine that focuses on toy & figure photography. About This Issue Check out Phygure’s 5th release with a lot of new figure photographers plus a few returning ones! • Featuring 12 talented toy and figure photographers from all over the world. • Improve your figure photography by learning the basics of photo composition in our second installment of TRITIP. • Learn the basic parts of any anime episode. • Sakamoto Desu Ga? - A unique and interesting manga that we think is worthy of your time.
What is Phygure®?
Phygure® is a community driven digital magazine that focuses on toy & figure photography.
About This Issue
Check out Phygure’s 5th release with a lot of new figure photographers plus a few returning ones!
• Featuring 12 talented toy and figure photographers from all over the world.
• Improve your figure photography by learning the basics of photo composition in our second installment of TRITIP.
• Learn the basic parts of any anime episode.
• Sakamoto Desu Ga? - A unique and interesting manga that we think is worthy of your time.
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TRITIP<br />
CROPPING<br />
Some say that a good photographer doesn’t crop photos<br />
– well, I have to disagree on this. Personally, a good<br />
photo is a good photo regardless if it was cropped or<br />
not. If cropping would make your photo appear good,<br />
I’d say you should go for it. I’ll share some tips on how<br />
you can crop your photos properly, edited or unedited.<br />
TRITIP 1: (Figure portrait shooting): Never cut at the<br />
joints – this hold true in human portraiture and in figure<br />
photography. Make sure to avoid cropping at the<br />
joints, basically at the parts that would appear painful<br />
if you cut them.<br />
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