Working on my Photo Skills (My 55 Suburban)

[HotRodGuy]

 

[HotRodGuy]

 

[ScubaStevo]

Pretty good shots, but keep the rule of thirds in mind when taking shots. It can make or break a shot.

 

[ScubaStevo]

Pretty good shots, but keep the rule of thirds in mind when taking shots. It can make or break a shot.

 

[HotRodGuy]

what's the rule of thirds?

 

[HotRodGuy]

what's the rule of thirds?

 

[SpoiledMan]

Scott, where have you been man???

 

[SpoiledMan]

Scott, where have you been man???

 

[HotRodGuy]

Scott, where have you been man???

busy, back and forth to the wife in VA a lot

 

[HotRodGuy]

Scott, where have you been man???

busy, back and forth to the wife in VA a lot

 

[ScubaStevo]

what's the rule of thirds?

http://www.silverlight.co.uk/tutorials/compose_expose/thirds.html

:dance



What you try to imagin is just put your focal point in a place that is in one of the third's areas.



Here is a example of the way I interpert the rule.

 

[ScubaStevo]

what's the rule of thirds?

http://www.silverlight.co.uk/tutorials/compose_expose/thirds.html

:dance



What you try to imagin is just put your focal point in a place that is in one of the third's areas.



Here is a example of the way I interpert the rule.

 

[ZaneO]

I like the first one best.



There's a little too much foreground in most of them (for my tastes).

 

[ZaneO]

I like the first one best.



There's a little too much foreground in most of them (for my tastes).

 

[ScubaStevo]

With your images, you seem to like the lower part of the image to be empty. With car shots, its almost always best to have it as: (starting from the bottom), car, building/scenary, sky.

 

[ScubaStevo]

With your images, you seem to like the lower part of the image to be empty. With car shots, its almost always best to have it as: (starting from the bottom), car, building/scenary, sky.

 

[General Lee]

Scott, where have you been man???

I was going to ask the same thing.



Your 55' is looking good.

 

[General Lee]

Scott, where have you been man???

I was going to ask the same thing.



Your 55' is looking good.

 

[steck]

http://www.silverlight.co.uk/tutorials/compose_expose/thirds.html

:dance



What you try to imagin is just put your focal point in a place that is in one of the third's areas.



Here is a example of the way I interpert the rule.

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i'm not gonna say you are wrong,,,you're not,,,BUT

some interpret the "rule of 1/3s" as putting your subject matter at the spot of the intersecting lines. your picture with the lines in there is a great example...but put the car or what you want the viewer to notice precisely at the intersecting lines.



It basically also keeps people from putting the subject matter dead center of a picture which tends to bore the audience!!!

 

[steck]

http://www.silverlight.co.uk/tutorials/compose_expose/thirds.html

:dance



What you try to imagin is just put your focal point in a place that is in one of the third's areas.



Here is a example of the way I interpert the rule.

*****************************************



i'm not gonna say you are wrong,,,you're not,,,BUT

some interpret the "rule of 1/3s" as putting your subject matter at the spot of the intersecting lines. your picture with the lines in there is a great example...but put the car or what you want the viewer to notice precisely at the intersecting lines.



It basically also keeps people from putting the subject matter dead center of a picture which tends to bore the audience!!!