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John knows that his viewer's eyes will tend to be drawn to the brightest part of his image first, so he wants to adjust the intensity of the light in his photo. What is he MOST LIKELY to do? Move himself
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John knows that his viewer's eyes will tend to be drawn to the brightest part of his image first, so he wants to adjust the intensity of the light in his photo. What is he MOST LIKELY to do?

Move himself or the subject around in the frame,
Add objects that could become alien objects.
Increase the number of elements in the foreground oye image
Ensure that he has a foreground, middleground, and background

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Ensure that he has a foreground, middleground, and background.

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