To identify power locations within a frame, the rectangle of the frame can be divided
A) into four identical sections, by the principle called the rule of four.
B) diagonally, from corner to corner, a method especially helpful for framing two faces.
C) into nine sections, by the principle called the rule of thirds.
D) none of the above.

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Dividing the frame into nine sections, by the principle called the rule of thirds, is a common technique used in photography and cinematography to create visually interesting and balanced compositions. The four points where the lines intersect are known as power points, and these are often used to place important elements within the frame.

To Identify Power Locations Within a Frame, the Rectangle of the Frame