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06/10/2003 06:06:28 PM · #1
Isn't this just a "Rule-of-thirds" challenge, or am I missing something?
06/10/2003 06:08:02 PM · #2
or a negative space?
06/10/2003 06:22:22 PM · #3

Yeah it could easily be either of these.... the challenge is making sure its NOT!!
06/10/2003 06:24:29 PM · #4
Doesn't have to be 'rule of thirds', just put your subject anywhere except slap bang in the middle.
You do have to have fun though, it says so in the description.
06/10/2003 06:36:23 PM · #5
There's more than one way to interpret "off-center."
Even if using it as a purely positional phrase, there's quite a few other options than centered, one-third of the span, or at the edge.

I'm using more than one meaning of the term (I think), and I had fun, so there!
06/10/2003 07:11:44 PM · #6
It doesn't have to be 'negative space', either, necessarily; it would work fine as a subject that clearly stands out from the background, e.g., a squirrel on a flowered branch is a fairly busy photo (compared to something against a plain background), but if it were to one side of center or above it or both it would qualify as on-topic IMO, since one would presume the squirrel was your subject. It'll only be in terribly busy photos where it'll be hard to tell.

And yeah, it could be anywhere in the photograph. In one corner, sure, but just to the left of center would be just as on-topic.
06/10/2003 08:38:08 PM · #7
My son volunteered one of his Green Party friends to pose for my off-center picture.
06/11/2003 12:24:54 PM · #8
Would some of the LMV please explain what I should go take a picture of for off-center subject?
06/11/2003 12:42:05 PM · #9
Originally posted by uabresch:

My son volunteered one of his Green Party friends to pose for my off-center picture.


:o)
06/11/2003 12:52:52 PM · #10
Originally posted by mavrik:

Would some of the LMV please explain what I should go take a picture of for off-center subject?


Anything you want, I believe is the point. You could shoot a flower, a kid, a sunset, a puddle, a droplet-splat, an insane reflection in a glass full of water .... or anything else. Just don't center it.
06/11/2003 12:53:52 PM · #11
Dead center?
top center?
left center?
right center?
bottom center?

M
06/11/2003 12:54:30 PM · #12
Originally posted by uabresch:

My son volunteered one of his Green Party friends to pose for my off-center picture.


lol! that's funny
06/11/2003 03:54:41 PM · #13
Mavrik, take a picture of a white wall, then title it something indicating that the subject is so far off-center, it's out of the frame.

That's off-center enough for this LMV. ;-)
06/11/2003 03:57:07 PM · #14
LOL I'll set a record low?

:)

M
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