Rule Of Thirds

One That Do and Don't

One of these images to complie with the rule of thirds and the other does.





This is one image that does use the rule of thirds whilst being in a studio. It has 3 out of the 4 focal points a viewer will look at.

This is one image that is correctly lightened but the rule of thirds has apparently been forgotten. I choose this image as the horizon is directly in the centre of the image which you shouldn’t do.

The Foreground Is Important

Focus Point

These images have sacrificed there background for the important foreground

 

I like these images are the focal point am right at the front of the image and the background out of focus. This is to try and give emphases to what you are wanting the viewer to look at. 

Clear Objective Images

Clear Images

These images are so when you look at them you are able to know what they are about straight away.

 

This images are clearly for a wedding and a basketball player. They are both using studio photography to get the lighting in the images perfect.I like these images also because of the simplicity that they look like but they have been taken a lot of care over.

Make Your Own Mind Up

Open To Interprtation

These iamges are designed so you have to make your own story up about them.

These are my two images I have chosen to convey a different message to each viewer. You are able to get a few different stories from just one image. This allows the viewer of the image to use their imagination.