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Feb 4, 2022 · Just today I noticed that Facebook have moved my profile photo (the round one) from the middle of my cover photo (in the snow to the right of my dog) over to the bottom left side of it along with the number of friends and a few of their profile icons.
Aug 31, 2011 · Imagine a viewfinder that is equally divided into a 3x3 grid. Dividing the image area into thirds along both the horizontal and vertical axes, the goal is to give equal compositional weight to each grid, with special emphasis on the intersections of the gridlines.
- Before We Begin
- Why We Center (Too) Naturally The Subject of A Photo
- Why Decentering Your Subject
- A Quick Introduction to The Theory of Emotions
- Emotions Related to A Centered Or Off-Center Subject
- How to Decenter Your Subject with The Rule of Thirds
- What Do You think?
- Let’s Go on Together!
Succeeding in making remarkable photos means successfully capturing and sharing emotions in your photos. Focused on the theory of emotions, I designed a 6-step method for learning photography first with what you feel. Composition is the 3rd step to achieve, and mastering the rule of thirds is one of the essential composition techniquesyou should kn...
Our eyes are great lenses capable of a very wide field of vision. Yet our vision is more selective: even though we are able to perceive on the sides, at the bottom and at the top, we focus first on what is in front of us. As soon as we perceive something unusual around our field of vision, our gaze is redirected over to put it back…in the center. I...
What is the problem of centering your subject? The problem is precisely that you do not create any problem for the eye! You capture in your photo what your eye would have done. The eye that scans your photo … does not scan anything at all. The eye expects to find the subject in the center of the photo, and the subject is effectively placed in the c...
All types of emotions that we feel can be represented on a wheel with 8 primary emotions according to the theory of emotions of Plutchik. These primary emotions come in varying intensities (the most intense are at the center) and combine in 24 other emotions through dyads.
If you keep your subject centered in the frame, your photo will be seen as particularly ordinary. You risk creating negative emotions: 1. Boredom 2. Sentimentality (Sadness + Trust) On the other hand, by decentering harmoniously your subject with the rule of thirds, the emotions that you have captured and want to share will be put forward. Accordin...
Composing your photo with the rule of thirds is to use a 3-by-3 grid with cells of equal size: To decenter your subject, 3 ways are possible: 1. A moderate decentering by centering your subject on the intersections of the grid: these are the crossings with the blue ticks 2. A more obvious decentering by aligning your subject on one of the axes of t...
In your best photos, have you centered or off-center your subject? Do you think that using the rule of thirds would have made your photos more attractive? Leave me your comment, I will answer with pleasure. Even better, share your photos on the Facebook group of Photo-Video Creativeso that with my help and that of the members of the community, you ...
Learn how to photograph with my 6-step method to make your photos first with your emotions. A powerful and intuitive approach that frees you from tools and techniques. Then understand why composition in photographyis essential in the expression of your emotions and explore these composition techniques: 1. Compositions with the frame: 1. Off-center ...
Creative Spark: Left of Center As a photographer, it is tempting to see the world through your viewfinder as you would when simply looking at a scene in normal life - i.e. from eye level with the subject up smack dab in the center of the frame.
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What is left of center?
Is the subject higher than the centre of a photo?
How do you move an uninteresting image off-center?
Why do we move a child to the left edge of a picture?
When you place the subject to the right or left of a frame like this, you're balancing the background with the foreground. You might think of it as a line that goes from the subject to the background on the opposite side of the frame, but intersecting the middle and balancing things out.
