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| art not associated with any particular story. These pictures are usually feature-oriented and are published principally because they are entertaining and catch the reader’s attention. They also break up otherwise heavy layouts. |
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| the cutting or marking of a photograph to eliminate unnecessary material and highlight important elements |
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| reducing or enlarging a cropped photo to fit exactly a space on the layout |
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| a method of composing photographs in which the field of vision is divided into thirds horizontally and vertically and the image is placed at the intersection of any two lines |
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| a screen that prepares a photographic image for reproduction by converting it into a series of tiny dots |
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| a story told in pictures—generally involving three to seven photographs with captions |
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