Rule of Thirds

During this project, I found that it was easier to take pictures inside than outside because outside there were more shadows getting in the way of the picture, but I made it work well enough. Since I’m making this post late, I can say that in the next project, the framing project, I mixed framing with the rule of thirds to get a good quality photos. I did this project kind of minimally as I thought the project was straight forward and easy but it was very technical and I could have incorporated different techniques like lightning and shadows into the picture.

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Rule of Thirds

In this project, I had to put the main part of an image at a third mark so whoever looks at the image will notice that part first. Then, their eyes will scan across the rest of the image after. It was hard to pick what the main part of the image was. It didn’t work to take pictures without a grid because they didn’t show up good. It worked much better when I added a grid. When I started this project, I thought that taking photos in the rule of thirds would not look very good but it did when I saw the actual pictures.

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Rule of Thirds

The objective of this project was to take a picture and make the object in the center of attention by putting it on the intercept of the thirds grid. The difficult part was to align the picture so it looks centered at the same time putting the object on the intercept. The easy part was finding places to take the picture. This is because you could take a picture of anything anywhere.

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Rule of Thirds

For this project, we took pictures of just about anything. We had to line up our main object with one of the 4 rule of third lines or line intersections on the camera screen. The main focus of the picture could not be in the center. This was a very easy project. There was almost no challenges. The easiest part of this assignment was positioning our camera properly so our main subject was not in the center. Here is a link to all my photos. Below is my favorite picture.

Rule of Thirds

This project was very simple and it wasn’t that difficult but it was difficult making the lines right with the main focus. I feel that this project was very helpful especially for future pictures and it got more difficult because we needed to take a variety of pictures with different lines. I mostly used the left and right lines and if it was a landscape I would use the top line and bottom line.

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Rule of Thirds

These are two of my favorite photos!

In this assignment we had to take pictures using the rule of thirds methods. I believe thinking of the object that you want as your main focus and then taking the picture, you should show somebody and ask what they see first when they look at the picture. When I edited some of the pictures on Photoshop, some of them looked better in black and white than others. I believe this assignment was fairly easy to do. Okay so in the first picture the sky was my main focus so if you think of a tic-tac-toe board I tried to make it so the sky was in the first two rows. The second photo was the dog was my main focus so I took the picture while it was running towards the far right so the dog was in the middle row to the farthest right. To see the rest of the pictures click here

rule of thirds

For this project we had to take pictures that apply to rule of thirds. One thing I found hard was trying to find an interesting object to take a picture of. The easiest thing for this project is setting the subject of the picture on the grid. I thought that this project didn’t really make sense in the beginning and that you should just take a picture of your subject in the middle of the screen. Now I understand and it makes the picture look very interesting. In order to make the picture apply to rule of thirds you had to put your subject on one of the “lines”.

Rule of Thirds

Things that didn’t work for this project was if the object or person was too far away and if there was something bigger in front of the person.Things that worked were if the object and background was lined up with the lines.My thoughts were that this project helped me look for rule of thirds and it also helps capture the object and the background.The purpose for the lines is that they are lined up with the object and background.To see the rest of my pictures click here.https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jJHPeCVJ2ZKqqE4mBVmS8sWQU4WkOrzv

Rule of Thirds

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This project was really fun to do, one of the things that was hard was finding interesting pictures inside. Something that worked was making Jordan sit on the bench to make the picture more interesting. I didn’t realize how important rule of thirds is, every time I lined my subject with the lines on the right or left.

Rule of Thirds

For this project we had to apply the “The Rule of Thirds” method in order to complete the assignment. The rule of thirds is a tic-tac-toe like array that takes up your whole camera view and the main object you are trying to capture should be along the focal points. What didn’t work was just capturing what we wanted top, the whole purpose of the project was to use that method. What worked was taking the pictures on the opposite side of the sun to create a sort of silhouette effect. I personally like to just take the picture instead of having to line the subject of the picture up with the lines. If you would like to see the other pictures I took using the rule of thirds click here.