Lens-Artists Challenge #197: The Rule of Thirds
Some rules are there for a reason and some are there to be broken with great effect.
The post in the centre but the Spangled Drongo was the subject
The spire is the imposing feature. Being in black and white I feel make it more so
Looking where you are going – gives a sense of movement
The same photographing flying birds. Sometimes having the bird in the centre shows off the birds features. I like having negative space in front when I can to indicate where the Square-tailed Kite is soaring, hunting for food.
One Paper Daisy in each third with room at the top to grow
Does the Rule of Thirds work in square format? There is enough negative space so perhaps.
Mostly flowers should be the centre of attention, especially roses.
Others always want to be the centre of attention. King Parrots can be clowns around my place
Is it the table and chairs that draw the attention or is it the shadows?
Hope my playing with the Rule of Thirds and trying to explain what I works.
So interesting! Thanks!
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Glad you enjoyed it wormie 🙂
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Loved this one Brian! The parrot is wonderful but the table shadows are fabulous!! Excellent examples and explanation.
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Thank you Tina. I tried to get as much variety as I could 🙂
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Wonderful photos all, but especially the insect and bird…
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Thank you Judy 🙂
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Love the photos and also your approach to the rule of thirds. Sometimes rules are made to be broken.
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Thanks Graham 🙂
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A nice lesson, impeccably demonstrating the rule!
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Thanks Margaret. It is only my view of the rule though 🙂
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You’ve got some good ones here, Brian….love that last one
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Thanks ever so much Sue 🙂
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Excellent examples and explanations – love the parrot (always love your birds…) and the table/shadow is fabulous here too.
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Thank you ever so much Ann-Christine 🙂 🙂
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Great examples, Brian. The King Parrots, wow!! The insect is a good one. Shadows are well captured.
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Thank you very much Amy 🙂 🙂
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GREAT examples. Love that square-tail.
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Thank you John 🙂 🙂
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Great examples Brian!
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Thanks Aletta 🙂
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Great photos!
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Thanks Aletta, glad you liked them 🙂 🙂
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Simple shots that you made interesting!
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Glad you like them Teresa 🙂 🙂
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