COMPOSITION

PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPOSITION is the problem of placing various objects captured in the photo frame. Good or not the composition of a photograph is highly dependent on the needs of the photograph itself. The composition can be made by setting the object to be photographed, or adjust the angle and a selection of lenses for shooting objects that can not be regulated.

Some kinds of photography composition such as Rule of Thirds, Vanishing Point, "S" Curve, Monotone, One Direction Flow, Dept. of Field, Silhouette, Reflection, Framing, etc. Here is some examples of my photos that contain photographic composition

1. RULE OF THIRDS

Rule of Thirds Composition Example, Image
Muhammad Syuhada

Standard composition rules in a rule called the Rule of Thirds. Rule of Thirds is obtained by dividing the picture areas of into three vertical sections and three horizontal sections. Photo elements mounted on the divider lines.

On the Rule of Thirds law, dividing lines are usually filled horizon for landscape photographs. Rule of Thirds will confusing beginners when there is no areas of or a line at all in the scene being photographed.

2. SILHOUETTE

To get a beautiful photo composition, photograph silhouette image can be trying. With the way that the target object back to sunlight will produce a good photo with a bit aimlessly sun shade, shadow lines, and the shape of the building or human.

Silhouette Example, Image
Muhammad Syuhada

Silhoutte Example, Image
Muhammad Syuhada

3. REFLECTION

This composition is showing a photograph that has a reflection or shadow of the object. For example, a boat that makes the shadow reflections on water, reflections or shadows of buildings on the window of another building.