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Lines are a design element that help direct your viewer through the image.

Lines are a design element that help direct your viewer through the image. One you have established a focal point, use lines to guide the view through your composition and keep them in the frame. Use Lines in your composition. Use Lines in your composition. Vertical Lines – suggest strength.

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Lines are a design element that help direct your viewer through the image.

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  1. Lines are a design element that help direct your viewer through the image. One you have established a focal point, use lines to guide the view through your composition and keep them in the frame.

  2. UseLinesin your composition.

  3. UseLinesin your composition. Vertical Lines – suggest strength

  4. UseLinesin your composition. Vertical Lines – suggest strength

  5. UseLines in your composition. Horizontal Lines – suggest openness

  6. UseLines in your composition. Horizontal Lines – suggest openness

  7. UseLines in your composition. Curved Lines – suggest grace and beauty.

  8. UseLines in your composition. Curved Lines – suggest grace and beauty.

  9. UseLines in your composition. Curved Lines – suggest grace and beauty.

  10. UseLines in your composition. S Lines –guide the viewer through your image.

  11. UseLines in your composition. S Lines –guide the viewer through your image.

  12. UseLines in your composition. S Lines –guide the viewer through your image.

  13. 7. Change your Visual Perspective The world doesn’t exist just at eyelevel. Use unique angles to capture images from different perspectives.

  14. Visual Perspective

  15. Bird’s Eye View - looking at something from above

  16. Worm’s Eye View – looking at something from below.

  17. 8. Avoid Mergers Mergersare created when two elements in your image overlap and blend together. They can be broken down into three categories:

  18. 8. Avoid Mergers Dimensional Mergers: When physical elements in your image overlap.

  19. Avoid Mergers Tonal Mergers: When the colors in your subjects blend into the background.

  20. Avoid Mergers Border Mergers: Objects are cut off by the edges of the frame.

  21. The best way to learn photography is to look at other photographs and think about what makes that image pleasing to look at. You should be able to identify some of the elements of good composition in every image you find interesting or enjoyable.

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