Similar to how a poet skillfully positions words to generate rhythm and flow, a photographer use composition to establish visual harmony and equilibrium within their shots.
1. Rule of Thirds: This composition technique, which divides an image into nine equal pieces, directs the viewers attention to the focal points of the composition, much like the structure of a sonnet

2. Leading Lines: Similar to verses in a poem, leading lines carry the viewers attention through the picture and give it a sense of motion and direction

Both photography and art are effective methods for expressing thoughts and feelings. A image can capture the essence of a moment and elicit a spectrum of feelings in the spectator, much as a poem can induce joy, grief, or nostalgia.

1. Portraiture: A portrait captures the essence of a person, including their personality, emotions, and innermost thoughts, much like a sonnet written in memory of a loved one

2. Street Photography: Capturing fleeting moments of beauty, chaos, and humanity in the midst of the rush and bustle of the city streets, street photography is like a haiku of urban life

Languages of the soul, photography and art allow us to communicate our feelings, ideas, and experiences without using words. Every picture, be it a candid street scene, an intimate portrait, or a vast landscape, is a verse in the visual poetry of life and a tribute to the wonder, beauty, and intricacy of the world we live in. Thus, the next time you pick up a camera, keep in mind you are doing more than just snapping a photo—you are recording a memory, preserving a moment, and using light and shadow to create a poem.