The document discusses several photographic composition techniques: 1) The rule of thirds suggests dividing an image into thirds both horizontally and vertically and placing subjects or focal points along the lines or intersections to create a more natural-looking image. 2) Framing uses elements within a scene to frame and draw attention to the main subject. Leading lines also guide the viewer's eye towards the subject. 3) Balancing elements suggests including a secondary, less important object to balance the composition and weight of the main subject. Symmetry and patterns can also create visual balance and attract the viewer. 4) Depth of field refers to the distance in front of and behind the focal plane that appears acceptably