I like this photo because it takes a diffrent approach to the rule of thirds style. Instead of being a in focus image it is blurry which allows the viewer to only see sillowets of the backround. This creates a unique set up which is sort of mysterious. My favorite part about this picture is the person to the far right. I enjoy it because you can not tell who he/she is, and it gives you a sense of wonder. This is by far my favorite image out of this series.
This photo is a good example of using the rule of thirds with a model. It displays a person in 1/3rd of the frame looking directly at the camara. I like the upward angle of this picture because it makes the person in photo seem superior to the photographer.
I like this photo because it takes a diffrent approach to the rule of thirds style. Instead of being a in focus image it is blurry which allows the viewer to only see sillowets of the backround. This creates a unique set up which is sort of mysterious. My favorite part about this picture is the person to the far right. I enjoy it because you can not tell who he/she is, and it gives you a sense of wonder. This is by far my favorite image out of this series.
This photo is a good example of using the rule of thirds with a model. It displays a person in 1/3rd of the frame looking directly at the camara. I like the upward angle of this picture because it makes the person in photo seem superior to the photographer.
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