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rule of thirds: a standalone construct

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rule ofthirds1 CONSTRUCTRule of thirdsSMITH · PHOTOGRAPHY AND VISUAL

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Photography and visual composition

a compositional guideline that places the horizon and main subjects along lines dividing the picture into thirds rather than at the centre.

In photography and visual composition, rule of thirds refers to a compositional guideline that places the horizon and main subjects along lines dividing the picture into thirds rather than at the centre. This meaning comes from Smith (1797) in Remarks on rural scenery.[1]

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composition3 fields · 3 citationsjingle · one word, three constructshorizon5 fields · 5 citationsjingle · one word, five constructs

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  1. Smith, J. T., & Downes, J. (1797). Remarks on rural scenery. Printed for and sold by Nathaniel Smith... and I.T. Smith.... Open Library record

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