Photography Composition

How does the Rule of Thirds suggest you position your subject within the camera's viewfinder?

• Exactly in the center of the frame.

• Near or on one of the focal points created by the grid lines.

• Along the bottom edge of the frame.

• Only in the top third of the frame.

When taking a landscape photo, what effect does placing the horizon at the top of the picture have?

• It makes the photo appear crooked.

• It focuses the viewer's attention on what is above the horizon.

• It focuses the viewer's attention on what is below the horizon.

• It creates a feeling of serenity.

What is one way lines can be used in a photo's composition?

• To make the photo appear blurry.

• To give the subject more depth or guide the viewer's gaze.

• To change the color temperature of the image.

• To completely obscure the main subject.

If a photo's background is too busy or distracting, what technique can be used to help the main subject stand out?

• Increase the color temperature.

• Use depth of field to blur the background.

• Place the horizon line in the middle.

• Crop the subject out of the photo.