Composition of photos

                 TYPES OF COMPOSITION

1.Leading lines.   







Dianah and Amani ,this photo creates lines that draw your eyes towards them.

I used Canon EOS 6D

Iso:800

Aperture:F7.1

Shutter speed:1/640s

2.Rule of thirds.

















A student stands on the right third of the hallway, creating a balanced composition.

Canon EOS R
Iso:32000
    F11.0
   1/60s

3.Symmetry. 



















My friend is directly in the middle,this photo creates a balanced look on both sides(stairs and railings). 


Canon EOS R
F5.6
1/125s
Iso:40000

4.Patterns.













A line of parked cars showcases repetition and pattern.

Canon EOS 4000D
Iso 200
F6.5
1/1600s

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