Abstract: The evolutive photographic composition comprises on the one hand a basic photograph representing a given still on which, on the other hand, is placed a set of photographic elements obtained by taking a picture, in the same still, of an evolutive subject occupying for each shot a different position or a different attitude, and by cutting said shots according to the contour, precise or not, of the subject so as to more or less isolate the subject, said basic photograph and said photographic elements being provided with magnetized adhesive means or the like enabling to detachably fix them to the basic photograph. When a precise cut-out is effected, an optical pen reader or a pick-up connected to a computer controlling a laser cutter or the like can be used.