rule of thirds!

I think this picture best represents rule of thirds because the  sprinkler is in the far right third and it's a balanced photo with the tire in-between all the green of the grass and trees. I also like the texture and details of the grass.

Rules of composition

1. rule of thirds- getting a well balanced photo with your grid. place images along the lines.













2. Balance- placing your main subject off centered with the rule of thirds.














3. lines- when we take a photo and our eye is naturally drawn along the lines.













4. symmetry and patters- look for symmetry and patterns, also, balance has a lot to do with it.















5. point of view (bugs or birds eye view)- when finding a photo think about where you will shoot it from. the composition is important in the photo. ( through the window, through the fence)

6. background and foreground- can't be too busy or blend too much.

7. depth- aim for a middle ground, foreground, and background. create layers. don't make the photo totally flat.

8. framing- natural framing, framing a river with trees and mountains. a window like appearance.

9. Cropping- get close when you need to, like with little objects. you'll still have lines, texture, depth.

10. BREAK THE RULES.  experiment with it, try new things, and be creative.

my inspiration photos!

i love the black and white with a slash of color because it really focuses on what your trying to capture. You can do it with anything you photograph and I think its simple but creative and interesting.

.WW1 hidden cities 

first photo walk!

I choose this photo because i love taking pictures of flowers, I liked the way it turned out for it being one of  my first photos, and flowers are one of the prettiest things to photograph because theres many different types and there natural arrangement is interesting. 

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