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Bull's-eye or center frame

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Bull's-eye or center frame

- [Instructor] In this chapter, we're going to offer some guidance for composing your wide-angle photographs so that you can achieve balance inside the rectangular world of your image. And we're going to be taking a look at a few different strategies here. So we're going to start things off inside this very movie with bullseye, or center, framing, where you just basically center the subject of your image. And then in the following movies, we'll take a look at the golden spiral as well as the golden ratio, which is a kind of rule of thirds, as we'll see. And we'll see how everything applies to horizontal images, which are the easiest to capture underwater. But you want to keep these techniques in mind for vertical images as well. After all, things like magazine covers and device screens are vertical. All right, so tell us, Hergen, all about bullseye compositions. - [Hergen] So, when you start with photography, one of the first things that you probably learned about was the rule of…

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