This is my first time posting to "Sunday Stills". I am not a photographer so please keep that in mind :)
The theme for this week was the Rule of Thirds which in a nutshell states that if you were to place a grid and divide the picture in thirds from top to bottom and left to right you would find the most pleasing spot for the main object is NOT the centre but rather in one of the thirds. The following is my attempt to capture the essence of the Rule of Thirds:
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This week's Sunday Stills challenge: This next weeks challenge is to get something framed by nature. Trees making a frame over a strea...
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As some of you may (or may not) know I recently returned from a trip out east. My dad has kidney disease and was scheduled to have a transpl...
Great shots and welcome to Sunday Stills! It snot that you get it right or not, its about having fun with your camera..:-)
ReplyDeleteHave a great day, Ed
I like the one with the boat. And I think you did a great job.
ReplyDeleteThose are very nice! I especially like the one with the boat too...and, I think you got them all right...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. I've always wanted to visit Nova Scotia. You still have family living there, right? Parents? Did you see the Bay of Fundy when the tides moved in or out? I've always wanted to see that ever since I read about it in my National Geographic magazine when I was a teenager. :)
ReplyDelete~Lisa
ps Welcome to Sunday Stills!
Beautiful shots :D
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Sunday Stills & great first showing! This is a lot of fun. I was unable to post this week - long weekend away... will join in again next time!
ReplyDeleteReally nice shots. Welcome to Sunday Stills. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the picture with the two empty boats! That's my favorite.
ReplyDeleteVery nice and welcome!
ReplyDeleteLove your pictures, but am having trouble visualizing the "thirds" thing....I think you do a GREAT job with the photography!!
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