This is the angle at which I hold the camera. 

• Rule of Thirds
• Background
• Viewpoint
• Balancing Elements

This is what I place behind my subject. It shouldn't be too distracting. 

• Balancing Elements
• Depth
• Cropping
• Background

This is dividing a photo into 9 equal segments with 2 vertical lines and 2 horizontal lines. 

• Leading Lines
• Rule of Thirds
• Framing
• Depth

This rule includes objects in the foreground, middle ground, and background. 

• Depth
• Framing
• Cropping
• Background

These pull us into a picture and leads us through a path and on a journey. 

• Leading Lines
• Cropping
• Balancing Elements
• Depth

This helps your picture feel more even by including something in the background of lesser importance. 

• Rule of Thirds
•  Background
• Balancing Elements
• Framing

By placing something around the subject of your photo helps draw your eye naturally to the main point of interest. 

• Framing
• Depth
• Rule of Thirds
• Symmetry/Patterns

By eliminating the background noise you can ensure your subject get's the viewer's undivided attention. 

• Dept
• Background
• Framing
• Symmetry/Patterns

These mathematical rules can be either man-made or natural and can make for very eye-catching compositions. 

• Symmetry/Patterns
• Depth
• Cropping
• Balancing Elements

When we look at a photo, our eye is naturally drawn along the lines. 

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