An Introduction to the Rule of Thirds and Why It Is Worth Mastering

You just got your first camera. You're eager to go out and capture images like the ones you see on Instagram and other social media sites. You head out, capture your shots, look at them, and then you can't figure out why your images don't grab the attention of your viewers, and even yourself.

We have all been there, trust us we have, and until we research what can help make an image great, our shots will usually fail to cut the mustard. If you are just starting your journey in photography, and you want to learn one sure-fire way to make your images look a thousand times better, you need to understand why the rule of thirds is so important. Let's talk about this after the break. .

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