Photographic Framing or Creating a Focal Point for All Visuals

question 33

Multiple Choice

Photographic framing or creating a focal point for all visuals involves.

• A) use high contrast to draw quickly audience attention to the main point.
• B) rule of thirds: the cross-hairs form nine cells with four intersecting crossing points which may be used to line up the image, creating a balanced, arresting visual.
• C) reduce clutter and use only the information and visual techniques necessary to convey the data, idea, or conclusion.
• D) conceptualize the visual support materials on paper before composing the digital versions.
• E) the audience should be able to perceive meaning from the location of elements.

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