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Composition rules in Photography

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 1. Rule of thirds In this photograph, the basket of sunflowers is the main subject and is  placed off-centre using the grid.  2. The Golden Ratio In this photograph, the lampshade is the subject and is placed in the centre. 3. Leading lines  In this photograph, the pathway acts like the leading lines. 4. Diagonal lines  This photograph is clicked diagonally, using the grid. 5. Frame within a frame  In this photograph, the window acts as another frame, within the fram e. 6. Figure to ground In these photographs, the main subjects which are, the coffee cup and the ice cream.  contrasts with the background  and stands out. 7. Fill the frame In this photograph, the subject occupies a significant portion of the image,  leaving little space around it. 8. Centre dominant eye In this photograph, the subject's dominant eye is the centre of the image. 9. Patterns and repetition The repetitive pattern of the subject makes the photograph look visually p...
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Design Theory

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What is Visual Design? The goal of the multidisciplinary discipline of visual design is to communicate ideas visually by utilising different design elements, typography, colour, layout, and imagery. It covers a broad spectrum of media, such as digital, print, interactive, and environmental design. The purpose of visual design is to effectively and appealingly arrange visual elements in order to convey a message or elicit a particular response from the viewer. Visual design uses appropriate pictures, typography, space, layout, and colour to enhance a design's or product's aesthetic appeal and usability. There is more to visual design than just aesthetics. To create interfaces that maximise user pleasure and increase conversion, designers thoughtfully arrange elements. Components of design -  Colour: Colour choice plays a significant role in setting the mood, evoking emotions, and communicating messages. Different colours have various cultural and psychological associations, and...
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