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    1) The document presents rules of composition in photography through examples by Annie Leibovitz and the student. 2) It introduces Leibovitz's background and training, as well as rules like framing, rule of thirds, leading lines, textures and patterns, background, color, viewpoint, cropping, balance, and depth. 3) Each rule is demonstrated through a side-by-side example by Leibovitz and the student.

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    1) The document presents rules of composition in photography through examples by Annie Leibovitz and the student. 2) It introduces Leibovitz's background and training, as well as rules like framing, rule of thirds, leading lines, textures and patterns, background, color, viewpoint, cropping, balance, and depth. 3) Each rule is demonstrated through a side-by-side example by Leibovitz and the student.

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    Rules of Composition

    Presentation
    By: Bella Pedranti
    Class: Cycle B
    All About Me Birth: October 6th 2002

    Nationality: American/
    Caucasian

    Technical Training: I have


    learned all the parts of
    the camera and I have
    learned how to use a
    tripod before coming to
    this shop. I learned all
    of this at a studio where
    I can record music.

    Inspiration: Ariana Grande


    All about my
    Name: Annie Leibovitz

    Birth:October 2, 1949 (age

    famous 68)

    Nationality: American

    photographer Technical Training: San-


    Francisco Art Institute
    intent on studying
    painting

    Inspiration: Richard
    Avedon and Henri
    Cartier-Bresson,
    influenced Leibovitz.
    FRaming
    Framing: Something
    bordering the actual
    subject you are focusing
    on

    By: Annie Leibovitz By: Me


    Rule of Thirds Rule of Thirds: Splitting
    a photograph into three
    portions both horizontally
    and vertically.

    By: Annie Leibovitz

    By: Me
    Leading Lines Leading Lines: Objects
    placed in a line to draw
    the viewer’s eye within
    your image.

    By: Annie Leibovitz By: Me


    Textures & Patterns Textures & Patterns:
    Repetition of objects to
    create an illusion of
    tension or calmness

    By: Annie Leibovitz By: Me


    BAckground Background: Using objects
    to clutter the photo to
    make the key focus on the
    object that needs to stand
    out.

    By: Annie Leibovitz By: Me


    Color: Using color to make

    Color the object you are


    focusing on draw the
    viewer’s eyes to the key
    focus.

    By: Annie Leibovitz By: Me


    Viewpoint Viewpoint: The angle that
    you use tells the viewer
    how to feel about your key
    subject

    By: Annie Leibovitz By: Me


    Cropping Cropping: Making your
    subject the main focal
    point, by filling the
    entire frame with your
    subject.

    By: Annie Leibovitz By: Me


    Balance Balance:(Symmetry or
    Asymmetry) Where you place
    key objects in the frame.

    By: Annie Leibovitz By: Me


    Depth
    Depth: Creating
    foreground, middleground,
    and background. (Layering
    objects of interest to
    draw the viewer’s eyes)

    By: Me
    By: Annie Leibovitz

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