Leading Lines Photography Rule of Thirds Infographic

Educational infographic poster titled "Rule of Thirds for Photography Composition" in portrait layout, designed as a focal length comparison infographic, with sharp, readable text labels throughout. Show a clean vertical poster with a sketchnote aesthetic, high-contrast modern palette, accurate technical guidance, and no real camera-brand logos. Use magazine-grade editorial illustration, vector-clean lines, no photographic textures.

Include 5 numbered components arranged from top to bottom, connected by bold arrows, dotted guide lines, and clear sequence numbers.

1. heading: "Rule of Thirds Grid", caption: "Divide the frame into 9 equal parts to place subjects on strong visual points.", visual: large camera viewfinder rectangle with a 3x3 grid overlay, four highlighted intersection points, simple mountain-and-person scene sketched inside, with the main subject positioned on the upper-right intersection.

2. heading: "Wide Angle View", caption: "At short focal lengths, place foreground subjects on a third line and use strong depth cues.", visual: side-by-side frame example labeled 24 mm, showing a wide landscape with road markings and fence lines converging toward the horizon, horizon aligned to the lower third, foreground rock placed on the left lower intersection, small lens icon with broad field-of-view cone.

3. heading: "Standard View", caption: "At mid focal lengths, balance subject placement on a third with natural perspective.", visual: comparison frame labeled 50 mm, showing a street portrait scene with subject standing on the right vertical third, buildings and sidewalk edges guiding the eye inward, medium field-of-view cone from a neutral lens diagram.

4. heading: "Telephoto View", caption: "At long focal lengths, use compressed leading lines and isolate the subject on a third.", visual: comparison frame labeled 135 mm, showing distant runner on the lower-left intersection, repeated poles or road edges visually compressed, narrow field-of-view cone from a telephoto lens diagram, background elements appearing closer together.

5. heading: "Leading Lines Placement", caption: "Guide the viewer’s eye along lines that end near a thirds intersection.", visual: annotated composition diagram with arrows tracing rail tracks, bridge cables, or hallway lines toward a subject placed off-center on a thirds point; include a small do/don’t mini-panel with one centered subject crossed lightly and one off-center subject checked.

Flow details: connect sections 2, 3, and 4 with horizontal comparison arrows indicating increasing focal length from 24 mm to 50 mm to 135 mm; use dotted alignment lines from each example back to a small common thirds grid; add sequence numbers in bold circles; include minimal legend icons for horizon line, subject point, and leading lines.

Visual style: sketchnote infographic with hand-drawn annotation energy but precise geometry, thick black outlines, vivid cyan, electric orange, bright yellow, white, and deep charcoal accents, high-contrast modern palette, energetic yet technical mood, clean margins, balanced negative space, subtle notebook-style callout arrows without messy clutter.

All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Accurate technical guidance. No real camera-brand logos.