The golden triangle is a compositional technique in photography and art that divides an image into four triangles to create a balanced and dynamic layout. To use this method, draw a diagonal line from one corner of the frame to the opposite corner. Then, draw two more diagonal lines from the remaining two corners to the first diagonal line, each forming right angles with it. This division results in two large right-angled triangles and smaller triangular sections. Placing important elements along these diagonal lines or at their intersections helps guide the viewer’s eye and creates a visually engaging layout, enhancing the overall balance and interest of the image.

Definition och betydelse av "golden triangle"på engelska

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