Rule of thirds
Rule of thirds is a balancing
technique you can apply when you are taking your image. To set it up you need
to find the grid tool in your camera settings and turn it on. You will then be
able to line up your three things. You should line up the main points of
interest or focal point with the lines.
Center of interest
A photograph should have a strong
focal point. Determine what it is before composing your photo.
Simplicity
Keep compositions simple, avoiding busy
background that distracts from a subject.
ramming a scene
Using a frame in a shot can alter
the composition dramatically. It draws attention towards the focal point and
fills unwanted space. It can be achieved simply by framing the outside or part
of the outside of the photograph with natural (such as a cave or a tree canopy)
or man-made (such as windows and archways) objects.
Close ups
When you take a photograph with a
close up of an object it attracts and holds the viewer’s eye. It is quite a
good way to make an impact or it can make even a common place object seem
remarkable.
Experiment
Remember that these are just
guidelines that you shouldn’t limit yourself to. These principles are just a
guideline so feel free to do whatever you want with your picture.
Sometimes to take a great
photograph all you need to do is add a different filter or use a weird lens.
Use your imagination and remember a lot of photography is being at the right
place at the right time to capture the moment.
Happy Learning!
Anamika Gupta
IAAN
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