Rules of Photography 2


1. Rule of Thirds


2. Balancing Elements


3. Leading Lines


4. Symmetry and Patterns
 

5. Viewpoint


6. Background


7. Create Depth


8. Framing
 

9. Cropping (I cropped this picture to make the subject be closer)


10. Merger because it looks like the volleyball net is going through her head


avoiding mergers because now there is nothing coming out of her head










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