Mastering Photo Composition Techniques

What is the Rule of Thirds in photo composition?

• Placing the main subject in the center of the frame.

• Dividing the frame into nine equal sections and placing important elements along the lines or intersections.

• Filling the frame with patterns.

• Using leading lines to guide the viewer's eye.

Which of the following best describes the concept of "Filling the Frame" in photography?

• Leaving a lot of empty space around the subject.

• Ensuring the subject occupies most of the frame to eliminate distractions.

• Using a frame within a frame to add depth.

• Placing the subject in the center of the frame.

How can the "Point of View" guideline enhance a photograph?

• By ensuring the subject is always in the center of the frame.

• By changing the angle or height from which the photo is taken to create a unique perspective.

• By using patterns to fill the frame.

• By ensuring the subject is in focus.

Consider a photograph where a road leads directly to a distant mountain. Which composition guideline is being utilized here?

• Rule of Space

• Filling the Frame

• Use of Leading Lines

• Don't Cut Off Limbs

A photographer wants to capture a sense of movement in a photo of a running dog. Which guideline should they consider to achieve this effect?

• Rule of Thirds

• Rule of Space

• Create Depth

• Know Your Focus