This document discusses several photography composition rules and provides examples of photos that do and do not follow the rules well. It examines photos that effectively use framing, leading lines, and the rule of thirds. Examples are given of photos that work well for leading lines by making the main focus clear and guiding the eye. Another photo places the main subject in the left third of the frame according to the rule of thirds. Examples that do not work as well are also discussed, such as a photo where the angle and lack of focus reduce the quality of the image.