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20种常见的构图错误（20 common compositional errors） 20 common compositional errors The content is Landscape Composition Rules (by Johannes Vloothuis) part of the text. The first part of Landscape Composition Rules tells the basic rules of composition. The second part is about Common Errors and How to Avoid Them (how to avoid common compositional errors) Here are 20 common compositional errors (below) Click To Watch 1. Avoid two objects of the same type: shape, line, movement, size, etc.. They compete for each other and conflict with each other. Following chart The two twin birch trees are ideal for one of them to tilt and the other to vary in size. The two horses are the same size and the same location. 2 avoid dividing the population into even numbers. In order to portray two people, they should be carefully arranged in shape, size and position. Incorrect。 Because the Poses are similar and similar in size, the two deer compete with each other (causing distraction). Better. The two deer have different shapes and different positions. 3. Never draw objects outward from the picture - always tilt them inward. When designing horizontal and vertical lines, it is best not to let them Parallel to the picture frame. Mistake. The pole tends to go in the wrong direction. Better design. The poles lean inward, which helps to keep the viewers line of vision in the picture. 4. Avoid straight lines unless they are short. Decorate or modify them into curves. The flowers hide most of the lines so that they focus their attention on the curved walls. The roof of the house forms a curve. This, is, very, common, on, American, After, all, barns., wooden, beams, sag, over, time. 5, do not let the painting appear obvious geometric shapes, such as squares, rectangles (doors, windows), triangles (pines), ellipses, or circles (trees, clouds) - even though their actual shape is so. For example, if a window has a window, it needs to break the square by using a tree branch or a flowerpot folded with a win