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Bonus Composition - Rule of Thirds

Bonus Composition - Rule of Thirds. Generally, don’t place the subject of your photo in the center of the print. The viewers eye is drawn to objects at intersecting lines within the print. Imagine a tic-tac-toe game board. Place that over your lens and compose. Rule of Thirds.

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Bonus Composition - Rule of Thirds

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  1. Bonus Composition - Rule of Thirds • Generally, don’t place the subject of your photo in the center of the print. • The viewers eye is drawn to objects at intersecting lines within the print. • Imagine a tic-tac-toe game board. Place that over your lens and compose.

  2. Rule of Thirds

  3. More thirds-See the sign, then the house.

  4. How to use • Where is the center of interest? • Use f stops wisely • f/16 f/22 will show lots of depth • f/2.8 f/4 will show shallow depth of field

  5. Types of lines • Lines can be divided into three groups. • Organic – lines found in nature • Manmade – lines made by humans and machines • Implied – invisible lines created by a person’s gaze. We look where they look.

  6. Organic

  7. Organic-shot at dawn to maximize shadows

  8. Lines don’t have to be obvious

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