Paul Ingbretson Talks about Exits -110

Showing how we think of “exits.” A term used for areas of contrast that are cut off by the frame. They appear almost like doorways in an architects floor plan of a room. Exits are so called because they tend to take the eye out of the picture.

In Response to Brett

QUESTION: What exactly is an "exit?" What is its function in visual language? A way of implying context?
Brett