Rule of Thirds: When you divide a photo into thirds, both horizontally
and vertically. Try to put the most important part of your picture, or
what you want your viewers to see first on the edges.
This is a picture of a Wishbone Flower, also known as a Torenia. This
photo was taken on my phone. It is displaying the rule of thirds,
because the main point of the picture, is focusing on one of the sides. I chose this photo to be my featured image, because I really like how close up it is to the flowers, and how it shows little, but beautiful details.
This photo was taken on my phone. When I took this picture I wanted my viewers to sun, because it was shining so beautifully. I also wanted the flowers to be seen. This photo shows the rule of thirds because the sun and the flowers are on the edges, and follow the grid lines.
This photo was taken on my phone, of my dog, named Willow. She is the main focus in this picture. This photo shows the rule of thirds because my dog is on the edge and is the main focus. It follows the guiding grid lines, for the "Rule of Thirds".
This photo was taken on my phone. This is a picture of my niece, we were on a walk. This photo shows the rule of thirds because my niece is on the right edge of the picture and the flower on her ear is also.
This was a photo that I took on my phone. It was a close-up of some flowers in my mom's flower beds. This picture represents the rule of thirds because the focus is on the one flower that is on the side.
This photo was taken on my phone. It is a picture of my sister and my niece walking. It displays the rule of thirds because the girls are on the side of the photo.
This photo was taken on my phone. It is a picture of a stack of pumpkins on my porch. This photo is showing the rule of thirds because the pumpkins are on the edges and below the "imaginary" grid lines.
This photo was taken on my phone. It is a picture of my niece closely examining a hydrangea. This photo displays the rule of thirds, because my niece holding the flowers on the edge of the picture, and she is the focus of the picture. Also the sunset is the horizon.
This photo was taken on my phone. It is a picture of a basketball being shot into a basketball hoop. It shows the rule of thirds, because the hoop and the basketball is on the edge of the picture.
This photo was taken on my phone. It is a picture of my sister throwing and catching my niece in the air, with the sun slightly shining through on the edge. I think that this photo shows the rule of thirds, because the main focus in this picture is on the girls, and they are on the side.
This is a picture taken on my phone. Is it a photo of my brother shooting basketball into a hoop. This picture displays the rules of thirds because my brother and the basketball/hoop are on the corners of the photo.
This picture was taken on my phone. This is a photo of a pumpkin on my front porch surrounded by flowers. It shows the rule of thirds, because the pumpkin and the flowers are on the side, not center of the photo.