Black & White

The Rule of Third

The rule of third consist on using your imagination and breaking the picture down into thirds, going both both up and down, meaning you you have 9 parts. In every image there is four important parts, that the rule of third identifies. The rule of third offers lines that are used to position elements in your photo. The purpose of using the steps of the rule of third is to, make the picture more balanced and allows the viewers to interact with the picture more.

What are the points of interest in this image?
I like how the stripes are going in different directions.

Where am I intentionally placing them?

I placed the picture in the center, because I wanted my viewers to see what I meant about about the stripes, I wanted them to see all of the directions the stripes go.

What are the points of interest in this image?

I like this picture because everything in the background is black and the only things that stands out are the white roses. The way the way the shadows darken the picture.

Where am I intentionally placing them?
I took this from a upper light hand corner. I also tipped over the flower pot, so the roses can be seem going in a circlular motion, making it look
100% better.

What are the points of interest in this image?

I like this picture becasue the only thing that is clear is the tape and everything else is blurry.

Where am I intentionally placing them?

I took this picture of a front side view just so I can enhance the tape and to close out other objects in the picture.

What are the points of interest in this image?

What caught my attention is this is a school project, so why not incoorperate something school related that's black and white.

Where am I intentionally placing them?

This is a lower front side shot. I did this so viewers can see that notebooks are stacked on top of eachother and so the picture could enlarge the main focus.

What are the interest in this picture?

I love this clock. I like how the numbers are in roman numerals. The design of the minute hand and the many layer of the round edges.

Where am I intentionally placing them?

Again, I decided to take this picture froma lower side angle. The reason is beacuse I wanted the viewers to see why I love this clock. I wanted the picture to show the numbers the minute hand and all the layers of the clocks edges.

What are the interest of this picture?

I like this picture, because in this image there is a black girl and a white boy and the picture is in black and white. So we get both the picture black and white and the people are also black and white.

Where am I intentionally placing them?

I took the image from a front view, so the faces in the picture can clearly be seen as a white boy and a black girl.

What are the point of interest in this image?

The stove is white the tea pot is black. Nothing else in the kicthen stood out as much as that!

Where am I intentionally placing them?

I decided to take this picture from a front lower angle so you can see not just the tea pot and the white stove behind it, but the black thing (I don't know what it's called) the pot is sitting on.

What are the points of interest in this picture?
I decided to add this picture, because even though the picture has red in it the most catchy color of all it still does not distract us from the cheery people.

Where am I intensionally placing them?

The picture is from a front right angle, this being so I could block some of the other objects surrounding them and so I could enlarge the female character.

What are the points of interest in this image?

There really isn't anything lovely about this picture, but It's a black and white toilet that's sure to catch your attention.

Where am I intentionally placing them?

the picture was taken from a midlevel side view. I chose to do this so I could cover as much as the brown tiles as possible.

What are the points of interest in this picture?

The object in this picture caught my attention, because this a light that is used to take pictures and that's exactly what I'm doing taking a picture.

Where am I intentionally placing them?

I took this picture from a side angle, so the abjects could be seen in 3D.