Rules of Thirds Notes

-In order to achieve pictures of better quality, one must follow the rules of thirds

 -They may prove tricky to follow at first but one can get the hang of the three rules through time

 -The first rule is to simply not center our photographs right smack in the middle

 -This is a habit done by most beginners when they pick up photography

 -We choose to center it in the middle simply because that is where our eyes go to first

 -The second rule is to focus on the lines instead of the rectangles when taking a picture

 -This must be done in order to enhance the composition and create a better visual

 -The third rule is to always pay attention to where your main subject of the picture will lay on the lines

 -This must be done so we are aware of what will be seen first

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