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This document discusses various composition techniques including the rule of thirds, repetition, leading lines, depth of field, framing, reflection, and lighting. It mentions the rule of thirds, repetition, leading lines, depth of field, framing, reflection, and different lighting techniques twice each to provide examples of how to apply these compositional strategies in photographs.
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