A sense of balance and harmony achieved when two halves of an image mirror each other or have similar elements, creating a visually pleasing and often calming composition
The distance between the closest and farthest objects that appears acceptably sharp in a photograph.
The area or elements situated behind the primary subject in the image, providing context and setting.
Lines that draw the viewer's eye through the image and towards the subject, acting as visual paths that enhance depth and create a sense of movement or direction.
Slanted lines or edges within an image that are not parallel to the frame's borders, creating a sense of movement, dynamism, and leading the viewer's eye.
30 Mar 2025 17:40
I don't try too hard to follow any rules of photography, because I take pictures for fun. Sometimes I have a certain idea though, and trying to use my knowledge to make a scene look particularly nice (in my opinion) is really fun.
30 Mar 2025 17:32
This is a picture I took of a racoon while at the beach in Savannah, Georiga. Although my only goal was to simply capture a moment with the racoon, there were still a few inherent rules of photography that I happened to follow. Focal Point and the Rule of Thirds