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Asymmetrical Balance in Photography, Part 1

One of our plans for 2020 is to write and/or showcase examples of various photographing rules. One of them is asymmetrical balance. Asymmetrical Balance is a design that looks balanced despite a lack of symmetry. Design education often includes a rule that elements should be symmetrical because people find this more attractive. See part 2 of asymmetrical balance in photography.

A cat looking to another one which is placed into a glass jar
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Light bulbs and ceiling
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Photoshoot of primary colors
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Photography big small balance
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Spiral staircase
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Spiral staircase
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A black square and the rule of third
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Asymmetrical Balance on an old house with a door and window
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Asymmetrical Balance
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Old house facet
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abstract black shape
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Portrait of a woman cut in two separate pieces
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A red and a black Post office boxes
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Asymmetrical Balance
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Two forks creating an abstract shape
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Asymmetrical Balance abstract shape
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Abstract shape
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Red and dark grey pavement
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Artistic young woman Asymmetrical Balance
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Two young man on stair
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Romanian vama veche and Mamaia sign
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Art Old new Example
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Photo of various screw sizes
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 screws
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 screws
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Half burned matches
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With over 15 years of experience in marketing, particularly in the SEO sector, Gombos Atila Robert, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Babeș-Bolyai University (Cluj-Napoca, Romania) and obtained his bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate (PhD) in Visual Arts from the West University of Timișoara, Romania. He is a member of UAP Romania, CCAVC at the Faculty of Arts and Design and, since 2009, CEO of Jasmine Business Directory (D-U-N-S: 10-276-4189). In 2019, In 2019, he founded the scientific journal “Arta și Artiști Vizuali” (Art and Visual Artists) (ISSN: 2734-6196).

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