Anyone who knows me, knows that I’m always snapping a picture of something, anything, everything. I’ve never taken classes for photography…yet, it is just something that I’ve inherited from my grandfather who always had a camera on him.
This weeks photo challenge is about Rule of Thirds. As an amateur, I had no clue as to what that meant, until Jen H. described it in the Daily Post.
The Rule of Thirds is a photography concept that puts the subject of the photograph off-center, which usually results in blank space in the rest of the image.
That’s easy enough, though I find it harder to do with my mobile. It isn’t an expensive, flashy phone, but it does take some relatively good pictures.
Enjoy!
This picture is of a real dragonfly, I just have my cameras lens zoomed in as far as I could get it to zoom. I think I was about twenty feet away. This was the only clear shot I could take, all the others came out blurry.
Author Jennifer N. Adams 
The WordPress photo challenges certainly help…i have learned so much just from participating (and I try not to get too intimidated by the amazing photography from amateurs and professionals alike).
Your collection fits, and you’re a natural it seems…the orange tabby shot I particularly like 🙂
Thank you! I too learn quite a lot and do enjoy looking at everyone’s snapshots they take. The orange cat is a very patient subject for my many snapshots. 🙂
Nice set for the theme.
Thank you!