Why is multipoint composition in photographic composition also called?

Multi-point composition in photographic composition is also called why: scattered composition.

Scattered composition refers to a composition method in which a large number of subjects are scattered in the picture. In the application of scattered point composition, to prevent scattering, it is advisable to connect all the "points" with hidden structural lines or structural shapes to echo each other and form a connection. Suitable for graphic layout design with a little more title text.

When using this method, scenes with the same appearance can appear repeatedly in the picture, thus creating a sense of rhythm and momentum. Moreover, the contrast between scattered objects and simple background can further enhance the visual tension of the picture. Then the whole picture will give people a rich and flexible visual experience. The main products covered with pictures can also make people have a "bumper harvest"-like association.