For these four pictures shown below, it is a case of whether to use the horizontal or vertical format to shoot those scenes. This is a matter of personal preference but in some cases, it can be of slight advantage especially when you are shooting from a higher camera angle, like the final photo of exhibition. I shot the scene from the second floor of the complex after seeing how the formation of the exhibition became more interesting. The final two shots, adjusting for the loose area on the top left of the first picture, took care of the problem, as can be seen from the next photo. Horizontal view of a hotel's interior Horizontal view of an exhibition Vertical view of the hotel's interior Vertical and new approach to the exhibition These two shots (below) show the difference by adjusting the composition to fill up the loose area on the top left of the first picture, where the new look can be seen from the next shot. Part of the loose area on top left of picture Adjusting the composition solves the problem << Back to Main . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 .