Composition

Arranging a scene’s elements into a harmonious composition is easy when you know how…

The Rule Of Thirds Divide a scene into three and place subject(s) on the lines This is a classic technique that works well when the scene has a single, easily definable subject. Place the subject on one of the third lines in the image. Visually, this is more interesting than plonking it in the middle of the frame. For landscapes, place the horizon line on a third. Like all ‘rules’ of composition, don’t be afraid to break it if it leads to a more interesting image. Leading Lines Look for lines that point towards your subject Straight or bendy, you’ll find lines everywhere: roads, rivers, fences, walls, trees, skies… The viewer’s eye will naturally be drawn along the lines, so position the subject so the lines lead towards it. With…

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