In the field of mobile phone photography, composition lays the artistic tone of photos, and the frame composition method is a particularly ingenious one, adding attraction to the pictures.

Frame composition means cleverly placing the subject of the picture within a “frame”. These frames come in various forms. They can be tangible objects such as ancient windows, natural tree holes, arched bridge openings, etc., or virtual outlines outlined by the interweaving of light and shadow. When we use these frames to focus on the subject, the photo will have a fascinating charm, just like an invisible hand guiding the viewers’ eyes straight to the core of the picture.

For example, when photographing pavilions and towers in a quiet garden, a moon gate can be selected as the frame, with the pavilions scattered in an orderly manner behind it. The smooth curve of the moon gate complements the upturned eaves and arched brackets of the pavilions, not only strengthening the depth of the picture but also endowing it with an elegant classical charm, just like a poetic scroll slowly unfolding, leading the viewers into this secluded place.

When using a mobile phone for frame composition shooting, there are many practical techniques.

Firstly, in the selection of frames, strive to make them simple and distinctive. Avoid overly complicated frame elements that may distract the viewers’ attention from the subject. Choose frames with smooth lines, regular shapes or unique textures so that they can complement the subject and enhance the overall beauty of the picture.

Secondly, in terms of arranging the position of the subject, aesthetic principles should be followed. Placing the subject in the center of the frame can create a solemn and stable feeling; if it is placed near the golden section point, it can give the picture a lively and vivid atmosphere. Avoid the subject being too close to the edge of the frame or having a disproportionate ratio to ensure the harmony and comfort of the picture.

Thirdly, pay attention to the use of light. Skillfully use backlight or side backlight to create a sharp contrast between light and dark on the frame, outlining its contour lines, thereby enhancing the three-dimensional and layered sense of the picture and making the subject more eye-catching against the backdrop of the frame.

In conclusion, mastering the frame composition method is like holding a key to open the door of the art of photography, enabling us to discover extraordinary beauty in ordinary daily life, freeze those wonderful moments carefully framed, and greatly enhance the appeal and expressiveness of photographic works.