The 8 Rules of Composition

 Rule of thirds - using thirds of the screen to highlight focus points.

Leading Lines - using lines as a main image focus.

Cropping - Cropping an image to show detail, cutting out parts of an image.
How to Crop Photos For Large Prints

Deep Depth of Field - The entire background is visible, there is no field blur in the image.What is Deep Depth of Field? Definition and Examples
Horizon Line - Wide shots using a flat surface on the horizon to make and show an impact in the photo.sunset, Sea, Horizon, Photography HD Wallpapers / Desktop and Mobile Images & Photos
Point of View - Photos taken from a human point of view or an interesting angled shot to create an interesting view and scale.
POV: Point of View Photography - Outdoor Photographer
Background control (Shallow Depth Of Field) - Controlling the focus of background or foreground to highlight upon an object - 

Depth of field: A beginner's guide - 500px
Framing - using something natural to frame the main focus point of an image -

Framing Pictures | Download Free Images on Unsplash

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