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Using Composition

 Today, I took pictures demonstrating each composition term from the syllabus.

1) Framing
Framing draws attention to the subject. 

2) Rule of thirds
This composition is useful because it falls perfectly into the eyes of the audience.

3) Depth of field
This composition focuses on one subject while blurring out the background.

4) Deep focus 
This composition focuses its attention on the whole plant.

5) Shallow focus
The flower is being focused on rather than the plant as a whole to capture its beauty.

6) Focus pulls
The focus is being pulled away from the environment and focusing its attention on the dog. 












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