Composing+Camera+Frames

Rule of Thirds - Jonathan Collins son son son son son son You can learn to compose photos properly by looking at photos from other people, scrutinizing their work. As composition is somewhat subjective, there are no clear rules as to what photo is properly composed and which is not.

The most important thing to remember when taking a picture is that the viewfinder only shows 90 - 95% of the frame. This is basically part of Rule of Thirds.

In this photo, the Rule of Thirds is used to line up the shot of this bee. They used the marker to place it on the bee's head, which puts the bee in the middle of the shot.

There are 4 main things to remember when you compose a camera frame. 1.**Give the photo context**
 * 2.Give images a sense of depth and layers**
 * 3.Lead the eye towards your main focal point**
 * 4.Intrigue your viewer**



