Yes, the rule of thirds is good for avoiding boring pictures with a centered subject... but it's not THE LAW. Sometimes it seems people look at photos with a ruler to measure if your subject is exactly in the third. It's just a recomendation. So, how to make an image using the rule of thirds to criticize people trapped by it? This is my purpose. The light is not as good as I would like to, but I did this shot with few time to go.
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I'm having a hard time with this one...sorry, no help here. I think it's because it's tall...I cannot compute...simple mind here. What...who said that!
Cool & cute. I know you have eyes up there, but maybe you could have put a finger at the corner of the mouth, as a gesture of fright/worry, to isolate a focal point on a third. Just musing.
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