The rule of thirds is a rule that makes you pictures more balanced and mades them more appealing to the eye. The purpose is to create a more engaging picture by dividing the frame into thirds and with those lines creating interceptions that are called power points, to get your eye to go there naturally and then off that follow any leading lines away from that point. When taking pictures you can use the rule of thirds by using the grid overlay in your phone. Then place the main point of your image at one of the interception points, this will make your image more pleasing to the eye.
This picture I took was using the rule of thirds because my focus point of the image was the top flower on the left. Also the bee is right on one of the interception points and it just gives the picture more detail.
This picture was following the rule of thirds because the main subject was the bushes and they are on the interception points. Also the very first bush is right in line with one of the grid lines.
This photo was taken outside of school and it is following the rule of thirds because the flower pot is off center. Also the subject is right on one of the grid lines.
In this photo the flower is directly on one of the grid line. And it also follows the rule of thirds because it is not in the center of the photo.
This photo is of the swing set at school and it is following the rule of thirds because the horizon is on one of the grid lines. Also the climbing wall is off centered so it is pleasing for the eye to look at.
This picture was taken at my boyfriends house and it follows the rule of thirds because he is on one of the grid lines and the top of his head is on one of the interception points. This picture could also be used as a framing pictures because the door way is framing my subject.
This photo was taken at school and the plant was my main subject because it is off centered. And it is following the rule of thirds because the plant is on one of the interception points.
This picture was taken in the morning in my room of one of my spider plants. This photo follows the rule of thirds because the main subject is on one of the points of interception.
This picture was taken at a JV volleyball game and Asia was my subject and she went back to serve so I took the photo so she wasn’t running out of the photo. It follows the rule of thirds because she is right on one of the grid line.
This photo was taken at a volleyball game and I captured Olivia ready to hit the volleyball. The photo follows the rule of thirds because she is off centered, but I could improve it by catching Oliva on the left of the picture, so she isn’t hitting out of the picture.
This photo was taken at a volleyball game and Oliva was about ready to serve. This picture follows the rule of thirds because she is right on the grid line, and her head is at the point of interception.
In this photo Sophia was my subject and she was not in the middle of the photo which makes it more attracting to the eye. Also it follows the rule of thirds because she is on one of the grid lines and her face is right at the interception point of the lines. This photo is also my favorite picture I took because Sophia is just so happy and the angle is really good.