Topic 3. Composition
After introducing and explaining a brief history of photography, Mr. Ong then proceeded to explain the proper way to hold a camera. After that, he went on to explain the rules of Composition in photography. These are some of the points: Composition in photography refers to the arrangement of visual elements within a frame, influencing how a viewer interprets and engages with an image. Understanding and applying composition techniques can significantly enhance the aesthetic quality and narrative power of photographs. Composition acts as the backbone of a photograph, guiding the viewer's eye and establishing a visual hierarchy. A well-composed image can evoke emotions and convey stories effectively, while a poorly composed one may confuse or disengage the viewer. Key aspects of composition include balance, contrast, and the relationship between different elements within the frame. Fundamental Composition Techniques 1. Rule of Thirds: This technique divides the frame into a grid of
