The Rule of Thirds is a photographic composition technique where imaginary lines divide an image into thirds both horizontally and vertically, and important elements are placed along these lines or their intersections. Photographers are tasked with taking a series of photos demonstrating the Rule of Thirds by composing shots with subjects positioned on the lines versus at the center. Proper application of the Rule of Thirds principles is believed to create more aesthetically pleasing and engaging images.

1. The Rule Of Thirds

2. What is the Rule Of Thirds?
 One of the most popular 'rules' in
photography is the Rule Of Thirds. It is
also popular amongst artists. It works like
this: Imaginary lines are drawn dividing the
image into thirds both horizontally and
vertically. You place important elements
of your composition where these lines
intersect.

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11. Today's Task
 Take a series of photograph’s that
demonstrates The Rule Of Thirds
 Take a number of photographs of the
same image which demonstrates how
different composition decisions can
change the look / impact of an image.