Weekly Photo Challenge: Rule of Thirds

Weekly Photo Challenge: Rule of Thirds

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. If you focus closely on your subject and use a wide aperture, your photograph’s background will also be beautifully blurred in that blank space. The blurred area behind your focal point is referred to as bokeh, and when executed well, it adds depth and artistry to an otherwise simplistic photograph.

There are more bugs….

About Kris Cunningham

We live in David, Chiriqui Provence, Republic of Panama! This blog is about some of our experiences in our new country.
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23 Responses to Weekly Photo Challenge: Rule of Thirds

  1. schuttzie says:

    Very nice, I love to play with macros, too! Thank you for sharing these…beautiful!

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  2. Beautiful, thanks for sharing you photos Kris and tidbit on Rule of Thirds. My husband Larry and I will be in the area for the month of April and would love to meet you and Joel.

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  3. 2e0mca says:

    Nice demonstration of Bokeh! Works well with insects… Not so good with trains 😉 Thanks for the pingback 🙂

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  4. Steve M. says:

    You take such nice pictures, Kris. I always enjoy seeing them. Thanks for posting these to your blog for us to enjoy.

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  5. You got a good eye! Love the red bug. Almost looks like a lady bug!

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  6. kjscapper says:

    Great pics, as always.

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  7. kjscapper says:

    Really cool pics, as always.

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