Is there a prize for most excruciatingly obvious example of the rule of thirds? The horizontal slats are on RoT lines. And the flower is at an intersection.
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Reshuffled [deleted] 84 months ago | reply
are u really a photographer or a novice clicking?
because im novice and want to click original and creative photography like u have done..im student of architecture
Reshuffled [deleted] 84 months ago | reply
from India
pixchica 82 months ago | reply
Fantastic! So simple and lovely!
Sponge 82 months ago | reply
perfect example
indian nomad 81 months ago | reply
Thats exactly what I thought when I saw this pic. The rule of thirds :)
tumbledbones 79 months ago | reply
Something inspirational about this photo. I like it very much.
xwelhamite 75 months ago | reply
aaaah! superb!
AndreaKamal.com 73 months ago | reply
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Flowers and Lines (Post 2 / Comment 1), and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.
Sarah1218 70 months ago | reply
i love this picture...it really helped me to understand the rule of thirds! it's a perfect example!
piapest (studying) 63 months ago | reply
Great, I'm using this as an example for my amateur digital photography class! Thanks
TheJbot 56 months ago | reply
This is great! You have so many wonderful and original shots. It's been a joy going through your stream.
A.Alwosaibie 55 months ago | reply
very nice shot!!
blahhblahh15 55 months ago | reply
sweeeettttttttt.
Mike Bite [deleted] 55 months ago | reply
Hi John,
First of all, these are some great pictures you put on Flickr!
My name is Mike and I’m writing currently a blog about Lifestyle Design. For each new post I try to find a suitable photo which supports my idea.
For my post: Tips and Tricks for more beautiful pictures, I found the photo ‘Rule of thirds’, taken by you.
I’ve seen that your photo stands under the Creative Commons License, that’s way I used it for the above mentioned blog post. I’ve given you full credit for the picture by mentioning your name and linking to your Flickr page at the end of post. I hope that’s alright with you? (When not hearing from you I assume you’re okay with it….. ;-D)
Thank for that great picture! Wish you all the best. Take good care.
Mike, Merry Christmas
Blog Post Link:
lifestyledesign.ch/technology/photography_tips/
Stevil Knevil 53 months ago | reply
I've recently started up a group for playing around with this idea. It would be great if you'd like to post this picture there!
alexis111394 47 months ago | reply
powerful.. the subject is highly contrastive against the plain background, which would make it be in focus.
erin<3u 44 months ago | reply
very simple yet elegant love it!
erin<3u 44 months ago | reply
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called ◊°BoRiNg things made iNtErEsTiNg°◊, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Aby Arthunkal 27 months ago | reply
great
mc_razza 15 months ago | reply
Excellent example of the Rule of Thirds composition. Simple and effective. :)