COMPOSITION RULES

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1. Rule of thirds,
This picture shows the rule of thirds composition rule. It was by Itangishaka Alain Paulin on 19/10/2025  in Musanze
 


Properties:

Aperture: f/1.8
Shutter Speed:1/1600
ISO:800
Camera: Canon 


2. Leading lines,
Here the lines of the ground guide us to the three standing people. It was taken by Itangishaka Alain Paulin on 15/11/2025 in Kigali

Properties:
Aperture: f/3.2
Shutter Speed:1/60
ISO:800
camera: Canon 


 
3. Silhouette  ,
 This shows the brighter background than subject. This photo was taken by Itangishaka Alian Paulin in Burera District at 18/10/2025


Properties:

Aperture: f/1.8
Shutter Speed:1/4000
ISO:100
Camera: Canon




4.Asymmetry 
This picture explains asymmetry composition rule which achieves the sense of balance through the placement of subject. This was taken by Itangishaka Alain Paulin on 19/10/2025

Properties:

Aperture:f/1.8
Shutter speed: 1/1600
ISO:800
Camera: Canon 

 
5. Framing,
This picture shows the framing composition rule. This was taken by Itangishaka Alain Paulin 
on 15/11/2025 in Kigali

Properties:

Aperture: f/3.2
Shutter Speed:1/60
ISO:800
camera: Canon 





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