RULE OF THIRDS:
Rule of thirds or rule of thumb, are one of the most useful composition techniques in photography. This involves mentally dividing you're picture using two horizontal lines and two vertical. You would position the most important part of you're image where these lines meet.
Rule of thirds or rule of thumb, are one of the most useful composition techniques in photography. This involves mentally dividing you're picture using two horizontal lines and two vertical. You would position the most important part of you're image where these lines meet.
FOCAL POINT:
The term 'Focal point' is the main interest in the picture, it's points of interest where you pull the viewer's eye to the most important point of the image.
The term 'Focal point' is the main interest in the picture, it's points of interest where you pull the viewer's eye to the most important point of the image.
PATTERN:
Pattern are the main elements in a picture that are repeated. It may be the repetition of colour, lines, shapes or tone, these could be used to make the picture more interesting, Some photographers use is as the main subject of their image.
Pattern are the main elements in a picture that are repeated. It may be the repetition of colour, lines, shapes or tone, these could be used to make the picture more interesting, Some photographers use is as the main subject of their image.
LEADING LINES:
Leading lines is a technique where the lines in the picture directly lead to the principal subject in the picture. The lines leading up to the main focus of the picture will catch the viewers eyes.
Leading lines is a technique where the lines in the picture directly lead to the principal subject in the picture. The lines leading up to the main focus of the picture will catch the viewers eyes.
SYMMETRY:
Symmetry is referring to a line that splits the image equally in half. Both sides of the image are mirroring each other, and the image is symmetrical.
Symmetry is referring to a line that splits the image equally in half. Both sides of the image are mirroring each other, and the image is symmetrical.
FRAMING:
This is a technique to draw the viewers attention of the image by blocking out other parts of the image e.g the scene.
This is a technique to draw the viewers attention of the image by blocking out other parts of the image e.g the scene.
ANGLES &PERSPECTIVE:
Perspective in an image can be seen as the relationship between the objects in the photo and also the view point.
Perspective in an image can be seen as the relationship between the objects in the photo and also the view point.
COLOUR:
MINIMALIST:
The focus/simple part of the picture which is also aesthetically pleasing.
The focus/simple part of the picture which is also aesthetically pleasing.
MAXIMALIST:
A lot of things in one picture, were as minimalist is one thing an example of maxamalist is one person running in the background while birds are flying and its raining e.c.t.
A lot of things in one picture, were as minimalist is one thing an example of maxamalist is one person running in the background while birds are flying and its raining e.c.t.
CURVES:
TRIANGLE:
Apperture, shutterspeed and ISO.
Apperture, shutterspeed and ISO.
GOLDEN RULE IN PHOTOGRAPHY PHI GRID:
Creating an image that is more pleasing to the eye.
Creating an image that is more pleasing to the eye.
FIGURE IN GROUND:
A light 'figure' , on a background
A light 'figure' , on a background
DIAGONALS: