This document discusses compositional techniques in photography such as applying the rule of thirds, using leading lines and curves, balancing elements formally and informally, employing repetition for depth, and framing subjects with perspective lines and empty space. It addresses placing points of interest along diagonal lines or the golden ratio for impact and examines how lines, layers, cropping and different angles can create dynamic tension and guide the viewer's eye through an image.

3. COMPOSITION
RULE OF THE
THIRD

4. GOLDEN
POINTS

6. RATIO - THE HEART OF THE IMAGE

11. TRIANGLES

19. LINES AND
LAYERES

20. CROPPING

21. LEADING LINES IN
PHOTOGRAPHY

30. HORIZONTAL
LINES

32. VERTICAL
LINES

36. DIAGONALS

41. DIAGONALS
FOR DEPTH

42. CURVES

48. REFLECTIONS

53. REPETITION
FOR DEPTH

54. LINES LEADING
IN DIFFERENT
DIRECTIONS –
DYNAMIC
TENSION

55. LARGER OBJECT
CLOSER TO THE
CENTRE

57. TOWARDS
PARALLEL

58. PERSPECTIVE

59. THE ART OF
FRAMING

64. FORE
GROUND
BREAKING
THE
MONOTONY
EMPTY
BACK
GROUND

67. BALANCE - FORMAL
AND INFORMAL