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What is the basic principle of architecture?
Composition is a very important part in photography, and it is the arrangement of visual elements in photos, which can affect the atmosphere and emotional expression of photos. The basic principles of composition are as follows:
1. Trinity rule: dividing the picture into three parts, so that the main body is located at the intersection of some parts, can make the picture more balanced and beautiful.
2. Symmetry rule: dividing the picture into two parts, making the two parts symmetrical, can create a feeling of peace and tranquility.
3. Perspective rule: Through perspective, the picture can be divided into far and near, which can create a sense of space and depth.
4. Foreground rule: Adding foreground to the picture can enhance the layering and three-dimensional sense of the picture.
5. Contrast rule: By comparing the differences of light and shade, color, shape and other elements, the picture is more vivid and interesting.
6. Focus rule: Setting the focus in the picture can guide the audience's eyes and make the picture more attractive.
7. golden section rule: dividing the picture according to the golden section ratio can make the picture more harmonious and beautiful.
These are the basic principles of composition. Of course, different composition methods can also have different effects. Photographers can try and innovate according to their own needs and creativity.
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