Composition and framing

Framing and symmetry

This is just a picture example of two different subjects within photojournalism that I will speak about further down the page.
 

leading lines

These are an important role in composition,

they can be used in a variety of ways.

Diagonal lines are dynamic.

        Lines can be used to lead the viewer

    Unsurprisingly, these are called leading lines.

    

Framing  

This can be used to help give subjects more

       interest, by using the depth.

      By placing foreground elements around the

      edge of the frame, we create a border,

      enhancing the look of subjects.

      If we can incorporate geometric shapes into

      images, this can also invoke interest.

      Another element of balance is the use of

     Symmetrical balance

Rule of thirds 

This is a simple method that splits the frame

       into thirds horizontally and vertically.

By placing objects within the intersecting

       points, it allows for a more visually stimulating

       Image

       It should also be used as a guideline for the

       horizon.

       You can use the rule of thirds to help place

       foreground, middle ground and background.

 

Symmetry

Symmetry is something described in parallel. In 
 photography it conveys balance and proportion. It is a form of pattern that is often associated with perfection and illustrates spatial awareness, often through reflection and rotation.