Composition in Photography

What is the purpose of the "rules" in photography composition?

• To strictly follow them for every photograph

• To help direct the viewer's attention to the focal point

• To ignore them and focus on creativity

• To ensure all images look the same

What does the Rule of Thirds do to your frame?

• Turns it into a 3x3 grid

• Divides it into a 4x4 grid

• Splits it into a 2x2 grid

• Leaves it unchanged

Where should you place your subject according to the Rule of Thirds?

• At the center of the image

• At the intersection of the grid

• At the bottom of the image

• At the top of the image

How can the rule of thirds be used in landscape photography?

• By separating the foreground, middle ground, and background into 1/3 of the frame

• By focusing only on the foreground

• By ignoring the background

• By using a single focal point

What is the purpose of leading lines in photography?

• To add color to the photo

• To guide the viewer into the photo

• To create a border around the photo

• To enhance the brightness of the photo

What is the concept of "Frame within Frame" in photography?

• A technique where the main subject is surrounded by a secondary frame within the image.

• A method of using only industrial elements in photography.

• A style of photography that excludes any framing elements.

• A way to focus on the background rather than the subject.

What effect does using natural or industrial elements as a frame have on the viewer?

• It distracts the viewer from the main subject.

• It forces the viewer to see the subject first.

• It makes the image appear smaller.

• It adds unnecessary complexity to the image.

What does positive space refer to in a composition?

• The area with no objects or people

• The area taken up by objects, things, or people

• The area outside the frame

• The area with the most light

What is negative space in a composition?

• The area filled with objects

• The area with the most color

• The area with no objects, things, or people

• The area with the most texture

Why is negative space important in compositions involving architecture?

• It adds more objects to the frame

• It provides "breathing room" for the viewer

• It makes the subject less visible

• It increases the complexity of the image