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[공통적인 문제점들] Unbalanced composition Unclear subject Non-existent subject Too tight crop Too busy [규정] The arrangement of the elements within the image should support depiction of the subject, not distract from it. Foreground and background objects should not be distracting. [토의] The subject should not be cropped, unless it is only a specific part of the subject that is of interest. Foreground and background objects should not be distracting. Objects in front of the subject shouldn't hide important elements and background elements shouldn't spoil the composition (for example that the streetlight doesn't "stand" on someone's head). The Golden Ratio and Rule of Thirds are common guidelines for composition that have been inherited from painting. Centering the subject is often considered a negative practice. Subjects of interest are placed in one of the "interest points", where horizontal and vertical lines intersect (4 interest points are created). Horizons are almost never placed in the middle, for they "cut" the image in half. They are placed either in the upper or lower horizontal line. The main idea here is NOT to center the subject without a very good reason. [예시자료] Typical use of the rule of thirds [분류] 
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