April 20: Rule of Thirds Post shots from town that use the Rule of Thirds as a compositional tool.
To test my understanding of the rule of thirds I am noting what I have done in my photos and ask for the adm group for their critique.
That is if you have time.
St. Francis is my subject.
I took this with the idea that the statue is in the left third vertically.
That is if you have time.
St. Francis is my subject.
I took this with the idea that the statue is in the left third vertically.
Correct or not folks?
The subject in this shot is the bird nest.
My idea is that the item is either in the left third vertically or the left third horizontally.
My idea is that the item is either in the left third vertically or the left third horizontally.
This shot depends on what my subject was.
If the grouping on the shelf, it is in the top third vertically.
Now if it is of the antique desk top, it is in the lower 2 thirds.
Does this shot, if in the 2/3 of the photo count in the rule of thirds?
If the grouping on the shelf, it is in the top third vertically.
Now if it is of the antique desk top, it is in the lower 2 thirds.
Does this shot, if in the 2/3 of the photo count in the rule of thirds?
The rose buds being the subject on the left vertical side and the leaves being in the lower third.
The bloom at the intersection of the grid.
The subject in this one is one of the Ten Commandments on the side of this building.
But also the sky is interesting here.
My understand of landscape shots if the sky has no interesting features keep the landscape in the lower two thirds but if the sky has interesting activity keep the landscape in the lower third.
That was my plan here.
That's my story for FSO
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