"framing and composition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the arrangement and physical presentation of an image, such as a photograph or artwork. For example, "The framing and composition of this painting lend it an air of serenity."
It'll advise you on framing and composition; warn you about objects that might get in the way, and can even help ensure your group selfies don't disappoint.
The works in "Unseen" highlight the artistic processes of framing and composition, and also ask visitors to consider how the unseen or off-frame can assert their presence.
I do remember her talking about how one should use a yellow filter when photographing landscapes in black and white (it deepens the blue of the sky and makes clouds stand out), about framing and composition, and some stuff about focal lengths.
She further added that the "3-D conversion creates distance where there should be intimacy, not to mention odd moments in framing and composition".
When I'm writing my reviews, I take into account factors like lighting, pose, tone, angle, framing and composition, but never a sender's penis size — or, in fact, any details about their body.
I do try to orchestrate framing and composition as much as possible during that split second of harmony that we call the decisive moment, but the most important thing that goes on in my head at the time I fire the shutter is not the camera or the visual, but my emotional connection to the experience or other human being in front of me.
Coincidence, my arm: His paintings are positively cinematic, from the soft focus, framing and overall composition to the attention to mood, atmosphere and strange lighting.
Kress and van Leeuwen (1996) were the first to outline methods for the analysis of the textual layout in images by proposing three main systems of meaning-making potential: composition, framing and salience.
In this week's episode, Hass and Nelson Blake II talk panel composition, framing, and coloring comics.
Studying his images showed me how to work on the frame and composition pictures to make them more interesting, intriguing.
