Start Taking Better Photos Today : Rule of Thirds

Most of the beginner photographers face the problem of getting well balanced and interesting shots. During the initial stages the have issue with the positioning of object in the frame. The "Rule of Thirds" is one of that a beginner photographer must learn. However these rules are meant to be broken and ignoring doesn't mean your images are necessarily uninteresting or unbalanced. But to break a rule you should always learn it first so that to make sure your breaking of it is all the more effective.

The Rule of Thirds

      The Rule of Thirds is imaginary breaking an image down into thirds both horizontally and vertically total of 9 parts 

The Rule of Thirds probably the most golden out of all golden rules in Photography and Cinematography. But before photography and cinematography we were creating paintings. Painters of that time wanted to create artwork that showcased more of the background, so there was a conversation happening. They found that they could showcase more of the background and crate more of this conversation by taking the subject out of the center and moving it along one of these intersecting lines in the frame. There are 9 equal blocks you can divide each frame up in to, with four intersecting points. Placing the subject at one of these 4 intersecting points creates much more dynamic communication

 with the person viewing the photo. Placing at these point gives the viewer, subject and background in detail.