Composition



This image has a distinct two point composition, one from the distance where the sunlight is, but another point is off-frame, in the distance to the left. Not only that, but the image itself has a fish-eye lens effect, which is noticable by the curve in the wall. This method of composing the image gives it a large, sprawling feeling, which fits the feel of dragons.



The wide size of this image directly contributes to it's composition, causing the image to 'spread out' among the canvas. There is a single point perspective, originating from the lower middle of the image. The mecha on the bottom left, with it's distinctive silhouette, makes it seem to be the focus of the image as it is what the eye is drawn to the most. The large objects in the background, while noticable, slightly blends in with the sky due to the distance from the camera.

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