If the visual texture suits the material but attracts too much attention, what should be changed?

Correct answer: Reduce the texture’s prominence and restore attention to the focal point.

Correct answer: A. Texture can help describe a material, but if it competes with the focal point, reduce its prominence—for example, by using less contrast, density, or detail in less important areas. Making it darker or adding detail would usually draw even more attention, while removing the subject would not solve the problem.