Showing posts with label Rule of Thirds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rule of Thirds. Show all posts

Friday, October 19, 2012

Rule of Thirds

 Driving through a sand storm in Arizona
On the way back to Las Vegas from Tombstone, Arizona

Friday, October 5, 2012

Rule of Thirds


 Trees make really good subjects for the Rule of Thirds. Macro setting.

 The vein of the leaf lies on a horizontal line in the grid.  Macro setting.
This little branch rises above the others and sits on a vertical line in the grid. Macro setting.

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Rule of Thirds

I tried to get the BRUTE logo on the top right golden point, and the
water drain on the top line.

The flower should be close to the right line and the line created
by the gutter on the roof should be close to or on the top line.

The bee should be somewhat close to the bottom line and the
flower on the left that is in focus should be on or close to the
left line.

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Rule of Thirds

This picture has the horizon as a horizontal line.

The flag is on a verical line. 

Tyler is on a vertical line and his arms are on a horizontal line.

Rule of Thirds



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.

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Rule of Thirds




Rule of Thirds




Monday, October 1, 2012

Rule of Thirds

My sister is on the Horizantal top line and the left vertical line.

The Sheep is put on the imaginary left line.
The egg is the focus where it would lie on the imaginary right line.





Rule of Thirds

Lamp used with rule of thirds

Piano used with rule of thirds

Cabinet used with rule of thirds

Rule of Thirds

Macro setting

Portrait setting

Portrait setting

Sunday, September 30, 2012

Rule of Thirds

Vertical
The tree is lined up on the right side of the grid.

Horizontal
The top shelf is the horizontal line on the top of the grid 

Vertical and Horizontal Line.
Her body is on the vertical line and her eye is lined up with the  horizontal line. 

Friday, September 28, 2012

Rule of Thirds

Manual settings
1/250 Shutter Speed
7.1 Aperture
ISO 800
Focal Length 18mm
Photo of Tyler, hoping to achieve the rule of thirds with his right eye, being that golden point where the imaginary line would intersect.

 Manual
1/200 Shutter Speed
16 Aperture
ISO 800
Focal Length 18mm
Automatic (obtained measurements from Properties of original photo)
1/60 Shutter Speed
5 Aperture
ISO 400
Focal Length 27mm
The lockers, hoping to achieve the rule of thirds by creating it itself using these lockers vertically and horizontally... except it's not a very good photo.

Lastly, the flagpole I hope completes the one part of the assignment which accomplishes the Rule of Thirds in a vertical sense.

Rule of Thirds

Portrait Setting, of Lotus ;]

I think the horizon lines up with the top line of Rule of Thirds

Rule of Thirds