Rule of Thirds- Camera Composition
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The document discusses camera composition techniques including the rule of thirds, which recommends placing subjects along the lines or intersections of an imaginary three-by-three grid overlaid on the frame to create a more aesthetically pleasing image. It also advises having a foreground, middleground, and background, with the middleground being in focus as the focal point and the other areas out of focus to add depth and interest to photos. Experimenting with both portrait and landscape orientations and different layouts is encouraged.
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Rule of Thirds- Camera Composition
- 1. Camera CompositionRule of ThirdsForeground, Middleground, & Background
- 2. Rule of ThirdsYou add a great deal of dramatic interest by placing your subject at any point where the lines cross. This is called the Rule of Thirds.
- 3. Place points of interest on the lines or intersections.
- 8. Remember to take pictures in both portrait and landscape style. Experiment and find the layout that is most creative.
- 9. ?What is in FOCUS?Decide what you want to be the focal point and focus on it.
- 10. Focal PointIt always adds interest to have a foreground (out of focus),the middle ground (in focus) and the background (out of focus)BGMGFG
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- 16. For an interesting picture…Place your subject using the rule of thirds
- 17. Pick your focal point
- 18. Have a foreground, middleground, & background