Framing and Composition in Photography
Learning to use framing, rule of thirds, and leading lines to create compelling and narrative-driven photographic compositions.
Key Questions
- Analyze how different framing techniques alter the narrative of a photograph.
- Design a photographic composition that effectively uses the rule of thirds.
- Explain how leading lines guide the viewer's eye through an image.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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