Over the
next few days and weeks I will be releasing a series of basic photography tips
that I think are worth while sharing, inspirational, and hopefully make for
better Photography. I am always thrilled to
get feedback and comments or suggestions. Hope you enjoy the photo tips and
find them helpful!
Photo Tip #9 of 20: Use the Rule of Thirds as a guideline or
starting point for your composition. Draw a raster board over the picture in
your mind or check your camera manual to see if it is available as a feature on
your digital camera. In this landscape photography image I placed the horizon
low because the orange sky (2/3 of the image) was more appealing then the blue
cold Atlantic Ocean. The bird in the upper right corner and the early sunlight
striking the rock in the lower 1/3 of the picture added the icing to the cake.
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