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Strategic Placement for Camera Composition |
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Strategic Placement rule is another much followed rules in photography composition for the placement of horizon lines and of major picture elements are related to, and perhaps derived from, the golden mean, but are somewhat less exact and more flexible in application than the latter is.
Strategic placement dictates that you should never divide an image into equal parts either horizontally or vertically. The horizon line, or any other main horizontal subject boundary, should always be placed some significant but unspecified distance above or below the vertical center of the picture, just as any important vertical line or mass should be placed more to one side than the other.
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