Simplicity
 There is something about this man's dust-covered suit and general demeanour which makes this an unforgettable image.
This photo shows simplicity because it focuses on the man while everything else is blurred out making you focus on the man.

Framing

This a great example of framing because it shows the subject doing an action while framed naturally by the glass allowing the focus to be on the firefighter.

Rule of Thirds
The millisecond before the plane strikes the south tower
This a good example of rule of thirds because it shows the subject on the upper left corner and also shows where it is going not where it already has been.

Lines
One of the most horrific and enduring 9/11 images was the people trapped in the upper levels of the twin towers. Many jumped. Some held hands while they did so. At least two hundred people are believed to have taken the fateful plunge.
This photo is a good example of lines because the lines lead to the smoke and the people hanging out the window allowing the viewers to lead up to the subject.

Balance

This photo is a good example of balance because all of the firefighters bodies form triangles, the geometric shapes compliment the picture.

Avoiding Merger



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