So, my school schedule now includes Photography to finish up my Fine Arts credits, and aside from Digital Art and Painting (which were the bane of 2 of my years), this class takes the cake. In these shots, using the crop tool, I tried applying the “Rule of Thirds,” one of the concepts learned in this class. In summary, it involves using the lines which divide a shot by 3 horizontally and vertically and positioning a subject on a line or an intersection point. The result: Awesomeness.
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Stunning!👍 Great job!👏
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Aw #2 is 👌👌
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Not bad mate, keep it up. I love them all.
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Absolutely stunning, I can even see myself in the last one!
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Beautiful pictures! Awesome! Great advice! 😁😁😁👍👍👍👍 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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Thanks very much guys!
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Thanks for advice, these are great!
Great mini tutorial and pictures! Saw this on the IFAE Instagram too :)
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If you notice in the last picture, you’ll see that Ryanair isn’t a part of the trouble for once😂
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Realy good pics and great editing
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Very nice! I’d still let the horizon straight in most cases. It rests the eye and let them enjoy the scene better.
My two cents.
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Some stunning picture in there, especially 1-3 (and 4)are fantastic. Thanks for sharing!
Well done sir!!!
Photography wizard!
Nice photo the second one looks so real I thought it was x plane 11 🤣👊🏽
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Lol. I love me some lens flares
I’ll keep that in mind 👍🏻
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Very nice pictures! Did you knew that the Rule of thirds is actually not correct? When it was investigated, the professors involved made a fatal error that resulted in a study that is completely wrong.
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