This photo goes under the element of architecture as there is a building present. This follows the composition of framing as you can see trees at the side of the photo, making natural frames which draws our eyes naturally to the point of interest, which in this case is the architecture or the building.

This photo was taken at gardens by the bay and as you can see from the picture, it falls under the element of flower.

This photo as you can see, is taken at night and therefore it goes under the element of night. There wasnt any particular rule followed, but here it is anyway. :)

This photo goes under the element of landscape. It follows the composition of 'rule of thirds'. I have positioned the most important elements in the scene along these lines, or at the points where they intersect, to capture the viewer's attention

This photo doesn't particularly follow any element but it goes under the rule of symmetry and patterns as you can clearly see from the photo, the object taken is symmetrical.

This photo goes under the element of insect as you can clearly observe from the photo, there are insects (dung beetles). This picture follows the composition of leading lines as when we look at photos, usually the first thing we look at are lines. By using the ground with has lines, our eyes are drawn towards the subject of the picture, which is the insects or in this case, dung beetles.

This goes under the element of architecture and interior. This photo was taken at the national museum in Singapore. It follows the composition of viewpoint. Rather than shooting from eye level, it was taken down at ground level.