Composition in Photography

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Today we will discuss about the compositions of photography...

So, while clicking pictures there are few.

Composition which we have to take care and also have information about it...

1. Point of interest- Identify a primary point of interest before taking the picture. When you have determined which area is the most important to you, you can compose to emphasize it.

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2. Simplicity- Be sure that only the things you want the viewer to see appear in the picture.

If there are numerous objects cluttering up the background, your message will be lost. If you cannot find an angle of framing to isolate your subject, consider using depth of field control to keep the background out of focus.

3. Contrast- A light subject will have more impact if placed against a dark background and vice versa. Contrasting colors may be used for emphasis but can become distracting if you consider carefully.

4. Balance- Placing the main subject of center and balancing the weight with other Objects will be more effective than placing the subject in the center.

5. Framing- A frame in a photograph is Something in the foreground that leads you into the picture. Or give you a sense of where the viewer is, so it is very important to frame your picture perfectly.

6. Viewpoint- You can often change a picture dramatically by moving the camera up or down or stepping to one side. One of the best ways to come up with a prize. Winning photograph is to find an unusual point of view.

7. Direction of movement- When the subject is capable of movement such as animal or person, it is best to leave space in front of the subject, so it appears to be moving in to rather than out of the photograph.

8. Diagonals- Linear elements such as roads waterways and fences placed diagonally are generally perceived as more dynamic than horizontals.

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9. Rule of third- Last but not the least is something called the 'ruler of third'. This is a principle taught in graphic design and photography and is based on the theory that the eyes go naturally to the point about 2/3 up the page. Also, by, visually dividing the image into thirds either vertically or horizontally you achieve the in formular asymmetric balance mentioned above.

Rule of third

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