Rules of photography

In this series, we'll present 3 posts based on photography. (1/3) Composition Rules of Photography a. Rules of Thirds b. Leading Lines c. Framing d. Symmetry e. Fill the Frame We hope this helps you understand more about photography. Follow us for more. and let us know your thoughts.

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The rule of thirds is a principle of composition that helps you keep your images dynamic. It gives you eight elements to work with -- four lines and four intersections. Placing points of interest along the lines or at the intersections tends to create a more interesting composition.

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