composition of photography
rule of thirds divides your frame into a 3x3 grid. Placing your subject or key elements along these lines—or at their intersections, creates balance and visual interest. coffee cup placed in a 1\3 of the grid. leading line is a powerful composition technique in photography where lines guide the viewer’s eye through the image, often toward the main subject. the ball is the subject, and the pavement show the leading lines. center: Positioning the main subject directly in the middle of the frame. an orange framed in the center of the picture. Negative space refers to the empty or unoccupied areas around your subject in a photo. It helps isolate the subject, create balance, and draw attention to what matters most. sun set sky being larger than the rest of the picture shows a big negative space. pattern is formed when elements repeat in a predictable or recognizable way across the composition. a car showroom in kicukiro, this demonstrates how there is multiple same sub...
