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In spite of the strict no smoking policy here in the apartment, Salt, Pepper and the Smorkin' Labbit went ahead and blazed.
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the mirror is broken down into the second row in the grid which qualifies this picture for an example of rule of thirds.
The companion training house from firefly. This house is on Shinon, one of the most beautiful planets under Alliance Rule.
........No, you can't throw the ball to tag some out. No, for real, you really can't throw the ball to tag some one out. Did you hear me the first 2 times. You CAN'T THROW the Ball.....
For this particular photo I ended up using some really basic photo editing tools. I used Windows Live Photo Gallery for editing this picture. Even though it is not equipped with cool neat things, it really helped the photo out a lot. I was able to first crop my picture so it was more along the lines of the Rule-of-thirds. I also tilted the picture to straighten it out. Because it has been really gloomy I had to brighten up the picture a bit as well as play around with the exposure.
Taken in P Mode, this is an example of Rule of Thirds, because the subject is off centered in the lower left part of the screen.
At the Old Stone House is this sign of the times... Makes you wonder... Did someone do a headcount as to how many people were in the beds? What the issue with razor grinders and tinkers. and why did the organ grinders have to sleep in the wash house?
I put both the equality scale and the cross in the intersection of the gridlines for rule of thirds as I cropped the image. I enhanced the saturation & increased contrast to deepen the shadows.
is applied by aligning a subject with the guide lines and their intersection points, placing the horizon on the top or bottom line, or allowing linear features in the image to flow from section to section.
why this is a good picture?
this is a very good example of rule of third.the natural colour of the photo was perfect.
how can this be improved?
choose another object that interesting.
this object had the same colour with the cloudy sky.