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Rule of Thirds

Rule of Thirds. Rule of thirds is the “main” rule in photography composition and art. Using rule of thirds, photos are divided into thirds with two imaginary lines vertically and two lines horizontally this makes three columns, three rows, and nine sections in the image. Professional Image.

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Rule of Thirds

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  1. Rule of Thirds Rule of thirds is the “main” rule in photography composition and art. Using rule of thirds, photos are divided into thirds with two imaginary lines vertically and two lines horizontally this makes three columns, three rows, and nine sections in the image.

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  4. Close up/Elimination of Space A close up or elimination of space of a photograph is an image that is taken at close range, leaving little or no background space.

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  7. Unusual Angle/Point of View Unusual angle is an angle that you would not expect a photograph to be taken from. Point of view is the angle that the photograph is taken from.

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  10. Leading Lines Some photographers use leading lines to create a meaningful composition. Leading lines are used to draw the viewer’s eye through a photograph. All the lines in the photograph lead up to the main subject/focus object in the photograph.

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  13. Pattern/Repetition Pattern/repetition in an image is where there is a colour, theme, symbol, line, shape or texture that is repeated throughout the image one or more times.

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  16. Symmetry/Balance Symmetry in a photograph is where both sides of the photograph are the same (symmetrical) or the photograph can be identical from every angle/side. Balance in an image is the way that the elements (lines, shapes, colours, or/and textures) of the photograph are arranged.

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  19. Frame Within a Frame A frame within a frame is when there is an object that creates an archway or a frame in the photograph, that highlights the subject in the middle/the main object.

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