Settling Down 3

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By: Bingo Castro
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Photographer	Bingo Castro {Karma:153}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon D200
Categories	Landscape Nature Travel	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Nikon\
Uploaded	4/13/2010	Film / Memory Type	Lexar
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - North East State - MARYLAND Country - United States
About	I was experimenting away from the rule of thirds... please comment, it'll be appreciated. Thanks.

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Gerhard BuschEFIAP/AFIAP {K:18382} 4/16/2010

A wonderful atmosphere, where the horizon is not in the horizontal. He also divides the image into just two halves. The golden section is not taken into account and the black foreground is dominant.
Regards Gerhard

Bingo Castro {K:153} 4/14/2010

Thanks a lot Jim. Your suggestion is well taken and appreciated, however, as I have mentioned in my description, I was experimenting away from the rule of third and tried to create a centered image. I guess your suggestion meant that I should have stayed within the rule :)

Jim Budrakey

{K:24393} 4/14/2010

Here's the cropped image without the grid.

Jim Budrakey

{K:24393} 4/14/2010

Nice image but I would like to offer some suggestions in the use of the rule of thirds. Your image places the horizon line just about in the center of the image horizontally while the dock is centered vertically. This divides the image in quarters.

The rule of thirds divides the image into three horizontal sections as well as three vertical sections. I hope you don't mind but I took the liberty of cropping your image to use as an example. I added a rule of thirds grid to illustrate my point. I aligned the horizon line of your image with the top third and then aligned dock with the left third.

Of course, rules are made to be broken so it is really up to you which composition your prefer. I probably wouldn't have gone on like this if you hadn't mentioned the rule of thirds. :-)

Rule of Thirds

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