Question

which compositional strategies does this images use?

Explanation:

The image (right one with red lines) shows the use of the rule of thirds and leading lines. The red lines divide the image into thirds (rule of thirds) and also act as leading lines to guide the viewer's eye, and the diagonal lines (from shadows and the red overlays) create a sense of movement and direction, aligning with the compositional strategy of using lines (leading lines, diagonal lines) and the rule of thirds. Another key strategy here is the use of diagonal lines (from the shadows and the red markings) to create dynamism, and the rule of thirds (the red grid - like lines dividing the image into thirds, with subjects placed along or at intersections of these thirds). Also, the repetition of the shadow lines (accentuated by red) and the alignment of figures with these lines show the use of line - based composition (leading lines, diagonal lines) to guide the eye and create a sense of movement.

Answer:

The image uses compositional strategies such as the Rule of Thirds (the red grid - like lines dividing the image into thirds, with subjects placed at or along the intersections/thirds), Leading Lines (the red diagonal and horizontal/vertical lines that guide the viewer's eye through the image, following the shadows and the paths of the figures), and Diagonal Lines (the slanted shadow - like lines, emphasized by red, which create a sense of dynamism, movement, and depth in the composition).