1. Composition
Composition refers to the frame of the image and how the elements of the mise-en-scène appear in it.

2. Asymmetrical
Having no balance or symmetry, lacking symmetry between two or more like parts

4. Close Up
Zooming in close to a subject to get a good deal of detail. Filling the frame.

6. Framing
To frame the subject, emphasizing its importance; shows depth.

8. Leading Lines
Leading lines direct the eyes to the photographer’s point of interest and not away from the subject

10. Repeated Pattern Whenever there is repetition of any sort of design or pattern to make a whole

11. Rule of Thirds

12. The intersections of the lines are points of interest, where important objects are placed in the screen. These points of interest are comfortable to the eye, thus the middle portion of the frame are sometimes kept “empty” or clear.

13. Symmetrical
Having similarity in size, shape, and relative position of matching parts. Have to show likeliness.

14. Simplicity

15. Unusual Angle
Makes the photograph more interesting to look at