Guide to Balancing Image Weights

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Francis looked out at the majestic scenery before him.
When making a detailed scene, consider the visual weight it holds, and minimize the number of additional objects to avoid clutter.
The scene used is already highly detailed. By adding lots of objects, especially those of high detail, the scene quickly becomes too cluttered.
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Francis looked out at the majestic scenery before him.
The scene itself is very detailed. Balance it by having a large, simple, less detailed image, such as a character up front and minimal decorative objects.
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The fields were alive with the caws of crows and bleating of the sheep.
Using few images and simple objects can make this already basic scene look empty.
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The fields were alive with the caws of crows and bleating of the sheep.
Since this scene is more simple, heavily detailed objects (or many objects) will fit nicely in the scene, without being overwhelming.
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When using a simple scene, it is okay to offset the light weight with more objects and images with higher detail to create a balanced result.

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