Rule of Thirds

I choose to put Shelby in slong a line and her right eye on the cross section of the intersecting grid. With a stern look from her, I believe the picture has a serious mannor. Her hair, eyes, and the tree are all different shades of brown creating harmony.

This picture has the bee on the left and the flower in the middle upper hand creates more balance to led the eye to the bee. With the background blurred there is no distraction.

I had two of the flowers framing the bee. I like how the flowers go in a half circle and then there is leaves in the left and lower left of the photograph.

I took a picture of a flower from below to show the beauty that isn't seen often.The stem leads the eyes to the center which leads the eyes to branch out and look at the petals. This photograph follows the rules of thirds because the flower is off to a side while a wire is in the upper right hand side of the photograph.