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This is a picture of a common bird species in Singapore. The subject is in the bottom left quadrant which makes it fall under the 'Rule of Thirds' category. I decided to take this shot as I wanted to try to capture the details of the bird - especially its eyes and distinct beak. Also, I wanted to capture the contrast between the grass patches(foreground and background).

NOT Rule of Thirds

 

UD senior Daniel Metz is reading aloud novel, Romeo and Juliet outside of Smith Hall on Friday, where a man residents call, "Kirkbride Jesus," is known to preach the Word of God.

So much smoke it looked like they were walking in the clouds :o)

What is Product Rule is a simple method or way used for solving some of the calculus related problems. The product rule is applied on calculus problems which are in the form of product of the two different functions. The product rule of derivatives has a number of uses on different and specific places in real life. Sometimes in calculus when we encounter some of the calculus problems which have use of functions that are the in the form of multiplication of two different types of functions, for example we have functions: F(x) = x*ex = (x) * (ex), F(x) = x*sin(x) = (x) * (sin x), F(x) = e-x2cos (2x) = (e-x2)*cos (2x). To find the solution for such type of functions we use the product rule. Product rule is used to find the derivatives of such functions which are in form of product of two different functions. In general term, we can take the function f(x) such that: F(x) = h(x)*g(x) so, to find the derivative of this function f’(x) we have to find the differentiation of multiplication of these two functions.

  

I think this just about works - not spot on, but we're getting there.

Do not break rules one and two, then notice for the first time the directions on the wheel which say "this way to go faster!" and follow said directions.

In rule of thirds the photo is divided in 9 squares with two horizontal lines intersecting two vertical lines.

Like the reflection of lights on bridge

This picture of the surfing robot seems to follow the rule of thirds because the surfboard is at bottowm horizontal line and the background mirror and space shuttle are at the vertical two thirds lines. The robot in the foreground is still the focus, but the background's strong lines may be a distraction.

PA Military Museum, Boalsburg PA

season passes to Great America rule....for sure

Inspired by Garr and Nancy

ISO 640 | F16 | 1/125S

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