You want to take a picture. What do you do? Put the camera to your face or look at your viewfinder screen, put your subject in the middle, and press “go”, right?! Not so fast! There is a rule of thumb in the photography world called the rule of thirds that can help you line up your subject in a pleasing way, resulting in better photographs. Here is how it works: 1) When you look through your view finder, imagine the viewing space divided into thirds both vertically and horizontally (see below). 2) Best you can, align your subject along one of these lines. It has been shown that the human eye naturally floats to the four intersections of these lines, rather than the actual center ...Pin It
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