When you only have a split second to capture a moment, and all else goes out the window, focus on simplicity. A simple photo can lessen the effect of ignoring other composition guidelines.
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If we don’t leave room for the subject in the direction they’re moving they’ll appear to crash into the edge of the photo, creating an awkward tension when viewing.
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Whether we’re reading someone’s handwriting, watching dancers, or following a roller coaster, our brains are wired to follow lines. It’s no different when viewing a photograph as lines create paths for the eye to follow.
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Studies have shown that when viewing images our eyes naturally go to intersection points. These intersection points are created by dividing the image into thirds, both horizontally and vertically.
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A focal point is the part of an image that draws the eye of a viewer to the most important part of the image, or the area that you want to highlight.
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