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Anglers in two floors	$Cut in half - A classical compositional trick is a water surface that (almost) perfectly reflects what\'s above the horizon$ Cut in half	Symmetry and not
This is not a bridge	Alder fly I	Alder fly II
Alder fly III	Alder fly IV	Alder fly V
Between zones	Fin and sun	In the zone
All roads lead to Rome	Interplay	$Two anglers - Again an illustration of the fact that there\'s more than one angler, but thanks to the out of focus area behind Nils, the second angler doesn\'t disturb, but just creates ambiance$ Two anglers
Two zones	$Foreground angler - The angler poking into the foreground tells us in no uncertain terms that the angler in the center isn\'t alone, but without taking any attention away from the main subject$ Foreground angler	Framing
Open space	$Lines - Lines almost always offer some compositional options. Here I also have framed the poles a little low and to the left to create some \"imbalance\" in the image$ Lines	$Looking into the picture - A classic way of creating balance in a composition it to have people \"look into\" the picture.$ Looking into the picture
Lower third	To the left	Rod and fly - symmetrical
Rod and fly - asymmetrical	Lines and circles	Simple composition
Symmetry	Two circles	Rows of shirts
Symmetry and vanishing lines	Vanishing point	Vanishing point with no lines
A fly	Two flies	Rod and fly I
Rod and fly II	Rod and fly III	Rod and fly IV
Freshly caught	Rearranged	$Something different - Here\'s the same fish and the rod in a totally different perspective$ Something different

Martin Joergensen