Thursday, December 12, 2013
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Friday, November 15, 2013
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Rule of Thirds Project
5 good examples
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the person painting is along one line and the girl facing the camera her eyes are near one line |
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the lines on the top and bottom go along with the lines of the rule of thirds |
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the top of the jungle gym is along one line of the rule of thirds grid |
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even though this one is blurry, the kids heads are along the top line and the legs of the jungle gym are along the two side lines and it draws your eyes to the kids |
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the intersection of the top right lines is right between the cat's eyes it draws attention to his face |
5 bad examples
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The lines of the structure go against the lines of the rule of thirds |
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The cat's face is too centered |
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The cat's head and front legs are too far up in the frame and should have been at an intersection |
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The lines of the poles and the granite are at an odd angle and do not move naturally along a line of the rule of thirds |
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his face is too centered. It would have looked better if his body was along one line and not in the middle. |
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
1. The Rule of Thirds is when you divide your picture up into nine boxes. Most digital cameras have a setting for this in case you can't imagine it.
2. Its purpose is to balance the shot and draw your attention to a certain focus point.
3. You try to imagine the lines and intersections of the lines and put the focus of your picture on the lines or intersections.
4. This helps you take a picture that people can view more naturally.
5. After acquiring this skill of using the Rule of Thirds, you can break the rule to make more interesting shots.
2. Its purpose is to balance the shot and draw your attention to a certain focus point.
3. You try to imagine the lines and intersections of the lines and put the focus of your picture on the lines or intersections.
4. This helps you take a picture that people can view more naturally.
5. After acquiring this skill of using the Rule of Thirds, you can break the rule to make more interesting shots.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
I chose this picture because you can see the flags reflected on the granite next to the names. |
The flag's outline can be seen behind the word "Freedom" |
I like the way you can see the Eagle coming out over the edge. I know this one isn't names, but I liked it. |
Names of several community members' family. |
I tried to get the flags into this shot. |
I like the way the sky reflects on this one. I think it looks pretty. |
I was trying to get the flags reflection and I like the angle. |
A family's private memorial. |
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