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[|Michael Haywood]

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Rule of Thirds! __ R __[|ule of thirds]-Defenition The rule of thirds is a imaginary grid drawn across a photo area that breaks the image into nine equal squares. The best focal point for subjects is at the intersection of these lines with secondary emphasis being seen along the lines themselves.The rule of thirds is a great strategy for photographers, for the best picture the rue of thirds is always taken into consideration. When you would like to achieve the ideal picture it is always helpful to have some kind of help, and that’s exactly what the rule of thirds is. [|photography composition] Using the Rule of Thirds helps produce nicely balanced easy on the eye pictures. Also, as you have to position things relative to the edges of the frame it helps get rid of ' tiny subject surrounded by vast empty space' syndrome.One last thing about the Rule of Thirds for the time being. Once you have got the hang of the Rule of Thirds you will very quickly want to break it ! The Rule of Thirds is fairly structured but there are a great many methods you can employ which rely on your ability to 'see' things and incorporate them into your composition. Many photographers love to use the rule of thirds. [|Contents] [|more examples] can be found by clicking the link! <<