Have you read up on any of the rules of composition?[/QUOTE]
yes but im guessing since your asking i messed up haha...[/QUOTE]
I glanced quickly at your photos (on my phone) and they all seemed pretty centered.
Here's a quick list of some compositional guidelines
Viewpoint - look up at subject to imply respect, look down to diminish subject: "worms eye view", "birds eye view", skewed angle
Rule of Thirds - keep subject out of the center of the picture, strongest point of interest is 1/3 of the way into the pictures, don't divide the picture in half with the horizon line
Rule of Odds - frame subject with even number of elements on each side
Simplification - eliminate distracting information, keep focus on subject, have a clear center of interest, use narrow depth of field isolates subject, get close to subjext
Symmetry - balance arrangement, equal visual weight on each side of image
Repetition - use an element over and over again within the picture to create movement, pattern or texture
Color - create an emotional impact, warm colors suggest aggressive and advance, cool colors suggest calm and recede, monochromatic
Framing - look for the picture within the picture
Leading Lines - create a visual path into the picture with lines, mover the viewers eye around the photograph, imply action with direction of line, imply emotion with type of line
Lighting - use light to your advantage, time of day produces different color of light, use flat light, dynamic light, high key light, low key light
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