The Golden Triangle is a composition technique that divides the frame into three triangles using diagonal lines that intersect within the image. It is designed to guide the placement of key elements, especially in scenes with strong diagonal lines, creating a dynamic and visually balanced composition. The layout provides flexibility, allowing the main subject and supporting elements to be positioned within the triangles, along the lines, or at the points of intersection. In left-to-right reading cultures, a descending diagonal positions the main subject first before supporting elements, while an ascending diagonal leads with supporting elements, making the main subject the final focal point.