
Table of Contents
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Lines—lines on pictures. They tend to lead eyes to a subject.
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Texture—Texture is what gives a picture sound, taste, smell, all sorts of senses.
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Rhythm—rhythm is repetition in a picture. Can give a nice beat to it.
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Color—hue (tint) and saturation (amount) and luminosity (brightness)
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Tone—Contrast between light in an image and dark in an image. Sometimes more light or more dark will make an image better.
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Space—Blank areas in your image. Can give more emphasis to your subject.
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Balance—Having the same or about the same number of objects on both sides of an image.
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Depth of Field—How much a picture is in focus.
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Perspective—The way you take an image. Different perspectives can be created.
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Point of View—point of view is how you took an image. Did you take it eye level? Or above your head? Crouching.
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Framing—What and what not to include in your image. So you take out distractions.
