Kinda pushing the rule of thirds here. Sun and sun’s reflection at the right-hand corners of the “thirds,” and the trawler sneaking up on the left third of the page. Emphasis is on the scene and to make the viewer’s eye move around the photo discovering its various elements.
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Responding to Charles Ray’s Ramblings to demonstrate the use of the Rule of Thirds in a photo.
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Your entry is excellent – I don’t think you are stretching the rule at rule. And if you are, rules were made to be broken, eh?
Dennis
Thank you for your comment, and I absolutely agree!
It certainly works
Thank you. Appreciate the comment.