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A whole file of UK and EU rules about wireless equipment; that these days I have to not just read carefully, but stay on the right side of...
(to be fair there are good reasons for them, particularly with the amount of wireless gadgets available today)
The awesome image to go with the presentation depicting how our other office would 'cannibalize' this office.
This photo is a great example for rule of thirds because when you apply the graph of the rule of thirds for this photo it works perfect. The dogs are not in the middle of the photo but there are in the upper corner and that's where the subjects should be to be more pleasing to the view. and to follow the rules to be the rule of thirds.
I chose this image because the main focal point of it falls on the places where the lines would cross if it was divided into thirds.
YORK, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 24: during the West Riding County FA Development League match between i2i Orange and i2i Black at Haxby Road on February 24th 2020 in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. (Photo by Matthew Appleby)
Daily Shoot (#ds684) - ""Rules" can be stifling if taken to extremes. Break the rules today with focus, composition, etc, and see what happens"
Sloooooow the exposure way down and be blurry.
Following The Potato Diet Rules Will Make You Lose Weight Fast.
For the times when you are craving a bit of flavor while avoiding distorting your spud diet, you can always cook some oven-roasted potatoes, simple baked potatoes served with low-calorie baked potato toppings such as greek yogurt, chives, green onions, cooked and crumbled turkey bacon, sharp cheddar cheese, salsa or hot sauce and pickled or fresh jalapeños. Along with taking care of what you include in your spud diet recipes, it is also crucial to consider all the potato diet rules.
To bad no one actually abides by this rule. There's so many people who use our skate park for their bikes. I think it's quite neat.
This shot fulfils the rule of thirds as the old man, who is probably waiting for his grandchildren to finish playing, is situated at and intersects with the right-most line (which is not on the border). Patterns and Repetition as well as Lines may also be in play.
The Three-Second Rule-- not so very difficult when you have to work late and your "office" is your former classroom storage closet!
The first picture shown is a picture of a dandelion. i took this picture because i loved how the sun was setting behind it. i took this picture in Ventura Harbor at around 6. i took this picture with an aperture of 5.6 and a shutter speed of 1/500. i adjusted the contrast and brightness to make certain things stand out. I also adjusted the levels, sharpened the seeds on the dandelion to make them more clear, played with the color balance, and used the burn tool to make the flower itself stand out. The second picture i took is of a flower on the beach across the street from me boat. i took this picture because i liked the beauty of something so simple with the background of the beach. i took this picture at around 5 and took it with an aperture of 5.6 and a shutter speed of 1/500. in this picture i didnt do as much as the first but i adjusted the contrast and brightness, played with the leavels, and adjusted the color balance to make the pink flower more vibrant.