January 6th- On this day, North Korea detonated its fourth nuclear bomb since the year 2006. The country later proceeded to made an announcement on their media of it being their first successful hydrogen bomb testing. This became major news because a hydrogen bomb is a weapon of mass destruction that can cause greater harm and devastation than that of an atomic bomb. This threat was increased by the fact that North Korea has been a isolated and heavily communist country with a history of being aggressive and uncooperative with the rest of the world, leading to immediate concern to national safety. South Korea, among other nations, immediately spoke out and claimed that North Korea's possession of this weapon is "a grave provocation to [their] national security". This event was of major importance and required major attention despite there being no concrete evidence of the weapon being an actual hydrogen bomb and the facts surrounding the event being cloudy. The above picture is an image from North Korea state TV that shows their leader Kim Jong-Un signing off on the hydrogen bomb testing. This image utilizes three major rules of composition: simplicity, focus, and background. Although the image is not a cinematic masterpiece, it is not overly crowded, the focus is on the important subject ( Kim Jong-Un), and the background is set in a official and simple background, again giving focus to the subject, allowing for the image to be pleasing to the viewer.