Photography Tip: The Rule Of Thirds - Composition in Photography

The rule of thirds is not strictly a rule but rather a helpful guideline or principle that can significantly enhance your photography. This technique involves dividing your image into nine equal segments by overlaying two horizontal and two vertical lines across the frame. By positioning your main subject along these lines or at their intersections, you create a more balanced and visually engaging composition. Instead of automatically centring your subject, experiment with placing it slightly off-centre to see how it transforms the overall impact of your image. This principle can be effectively applied to both horizontal and vertical shots, encouraging a more dynamic and interesting perspective in your photography. Let’s also learn to centre align your subject while composing images as a photographer. 

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