2. • Image is divided into nine equal segments
• The most important elements should be placed
along those lines or where points intersect
• Photo becomes more balanced and will enable
a viewer to interact with it more naturally
3.
4.
5. • Place your horizon lines above or below the
center point of a frame
• You can place them in the center only if you
shoot for reflections
• Horizon lines should be straight
6.
7. • Symmetry refers to the equality of both sides
of the image
• There is balance on both sides, leading to
powerful results
• Symmetry is one great way to break the Rule
of Thirds
14. • The background is as important as the subject
• When the background is full of distracting
elements, widen the aperture and blur them
• Change the angle or viewpoint if you don’t
want a subject that stands out too much
15.
16. You can put frames within your photos
by using trees, archways and holes to
isolate the subject from the other parts
of the image. This will make the viewer
focus more on the subject.