The document discusses various composition techniques for photography including framing shots, rule of thirds, focal point, unusual angles, using lines, and active space. It provides examples of each technique with brief descriptions and photos to illustrate how each technique was applied.

1. CompositionTechniquesBy:Daveena Elizabeth Zorn

2. Framing my shots A picture with the subject framed by some sort of scenery. Ei: Trees, arms, and/or grass This is a framing shot because the leaves and vines frame the road and houses

3. Rule of thirds A picture with the subject off to the side. This is an example of the rule of thirds because the cats face takes up only a third of the picture

4. Focal Point Taking a picture and making the viewer focus on one particular part of the photo using, blurring, fading out This is my focal point picture, it didn’t work out that well because I was not allowed to blur the picture

5. Unusual Angles Taking a picture from an angle that your eyes normally would not be at This pictuture represents a unusual angle because I placed the camera on the ground

6. Using lines Using diganal or vertical lines to have a vanishing point in the back ground This picture is representative of lines for obvious reasons

7. Active space Having a object in the middle space or a solid colorI took a picture of a flower in the grass,