composition 9-11

Simplicity: It is vary clear what the subject is.
This picture taken by Associated Press photographer Richard drew was deemed too controversial by most newspaper editors. "The Falling Man" became the subject of a documentary, but the identity of the man plummeting to his death is still disputed. Some families refuse to believe it could be their relative for religious reasons, even though no 9/11 victim has been classified as dying by suicide.
Rule of thirds: Not centered but on the edges 
This guy wasn't alone in seeking comfort in a familiar symbol after the attacks.
Lines: there is a line going through the photo
Balance: The photo is balanced the 2 of them are doing the same pose
framing: the subject is framed in a way

mergers: it looks like the pool is coming out of his head 



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