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One of the cornerstone principles of photography, the Rule of Thirds divides an image into a grid of nine equal segments using two horizontal and two vertical lines. Placing the main subject at the intersection points can significantly enhance the impact of your composition. This foundational technique leads to more balanced and interesting photographs.
Powerful Lines
Using strong lines can create depth and structure in photography. These lines can be vertical or horizontal and serve to guide the viewer's eye through the image. For instance, framing your photo to capture the strong lines of a bridge adds an element of intrigue and contributes to storytelling.