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Composistion test

Test some compositional rules on your own images. Enter an image address in the form below.


 Fibonacci curve       Fourths      Thirds      Diagonals      Hot spots    
 

JPG, GIF and PNG-files only.
This function doesn't work perfectly with most versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer due to some technical limitations in that program.

Enter the URL of your image  
...or upload your own jpg-image   

Get the address for an image by going to the page that shows it, right click (or click and hold on Mac)
and select Copy Image Location/URL/Address from the menu and then paste the address into the field above.

Try it on images from the article on composition:


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