Rules of Composition Refresher

What is composition in photography?

• The separation of photographers from others

• The act of posting a photo on social media

• The process of taking a snapshot

• The arrangement of elements within a photograph

The difference between taking and making a photograph is .

• Taking is waiting for the right mom
• Taking is recording a moment, while making is purposeful

• Taking is pre-visualization

• Taking is common and everyday

Which rule of composition involves moving the focal point out of the center?

• Viewpoint

• Leading lines

• Balancing elements

• Rule of thirds

What is the purpose of balancing elements in composition?

• To pair well with the rule of thirds

• To create an informal or asymmetrical balance

• To create a formal or symmetrical balance

• To create a more pleasing and interesting image

(a)   pairs well with the rule of thirds.

• Viewpoint
• Leading lines
• Informal balance
• Formal balance

What is the purpose of leading lines in composition?

• To experiment with different compositions

• To include or exclude certain elements

• To capture the subject from the best position

• To draw the viewer's eye around the photograph

What should be considered when determining the viewpoint of a photograph?

• The best position to capture the subject

• The inclusion or exclusion of certain elements

• The use of leading lines

• The experimentation with different compositions

The purpose of inclusion and exclusion in composition is (a)   .

• To create a successful image
• To avoid mergers in the background
• To capture the subject from the bes
• To experiment with different compos

What is the importance of experimentation in photography?

• To create a more pleasing and interesting image

• To draw the viewer's eye around the photograph

• To capture the subject from the best position

• To try new things and break the rules

What is the rule of thirds?

• Determining the best position to capture the subject

• Using leading lines to draw the viewer's eye around the photograph

• Balancing elements to create a more pleasing and interesting image

• Moving the focal point out of the center and into one of the 'third' sections of the photograph frame