Breakdown

One photograph in, its parts laid out separately — the same objects, taken apart.

a neat knolling grid — every part separated, evenly spaced, aligned to a strict rectangular layout, shot from directly above
on the same surface and under the same light as the original photograph
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Split into components example — original
Split into components example — broken down
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How to break an image into components

  1. 1

    Upload one object

    A single item or a tight group. A busy scene has no obvious parts, so the result is guesswork.

  2. 2

    Choose the layout

    Knolling for a catalogue look, exploded when the parts fit together, a row when there are only a few.

  3. 3

    Set the surface

    Keep the original surroundings, or drop everything onto a clean studio surface.

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