Though beauty is often based on the degree of facial symmetry, photos and artwork should rarely be centered. Many have heard this basic concept, but it's amazing how many people don't put it into practice.

Whether framing, printing or designing, photos, artwork and even a bookshelf look better when they are asymmetrical. It's not always possible to properly frame a shot when making a film, especially when working with animals, but filmmakers should also consider breaking symmetry.

Whether looking through a camera's eyepiece, or moving around a frame, let's look at breaking symmetry.

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