Lines that lead the viewer's eye towards the subject

Lines that divide the frame into thirds

Lines that create a border around the subject

Lines that form a triangle within the frame

Dividing the frame into nine equal parts

Using diagonal lines to create triangles within the frame

Placing the subject in the center of the frame

Using lines that lead the viewer's eye towards the subject

Roads, rivers, and pathways

The horizon line

The frame's edges

The subject's eyes

Create a sense of movement in the composition

Divide the frame into equal parts

Place the subject at the center of the frame

Use horizontal lines to guide the viewer's eye

It helps in creating more interesting and dynamic compositions

It ensures the subject is always in the center

It divides the frame into equal parts

It uses diagonal lines to create triangles

To create a sense of depth

To lead the viewer's eye to the main subject

To divide the frame into equal parts

To place the subject at the center

High Angle Perspective

Rule of Thirds

Symmetrical Balance

Asymmetrical Balance

Background Focus

Contrast

Leading Lines

Contrast

Asymmetrical Balance