When you balance things in a picture that are not the same size or shape, what special feeling or energy does this 'uneven' balance give the photo?
When elements of different sizes, shapes, or characteristics are balanced in a picture, a technique known as asymmetrical balance is being employed. Asymmetrical balance achieves equilibrium not by mirroring identical elements, but by carefully distributing the visual weight of dissimilar elements across the frame so they offset each other. Visual weight refers to the perceived heaviness or prominence of an object or area w....
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