The Rule of Thirds – Photography Composition
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This post is part of our Rules of Composition in Photography series.
To discourage placing the subject at the center, or prevent a horizon from splitting the picture into two, the rule of thirds should be applied. This guideline is utilized by aligning a subject with the guide lines of a tic-tac-toe layout and the intersection points. You place the horizon on the top or bottom line, and/or allow linear features in the image flow from section to section.

from Wikipedia
Here are 20 great images that follow the rule of thirds.
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3 Comments on "The Rule of Thirds – Photography Composition"
A superb semminar on rule of thirds photo composition. And the photos are prize winnings! Congratulations! Wow!
Maria Thereza
from Rio, Brazil, and you know that
it’s the Marvelous City!
cool
i love photography <3