The closer an object is to the edge of a frame, the more it seems to be pulled off the frame. This is why photographers leave space above a person's head called
A) head buffer.
B) hair space.
C) headroom.
D) leadroom.

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Headroom is the space left above a person's head in a frame. This is done to prevent the person's head from appearing cramped or cut off, and to balance the composition. Leaving more space at the top of the frame also gives the impression that the subject has space to move or breathe within the image.

The Closer an Object Is to the Edge of a Frame