JT’s Photo Elements

By: JT Reeves

Rule of ThirdsI believe it is the Rule of Thirds because you can easily separate the photo into thirds horizontally. One third can be the rocks, next the water horizon, and then the storm.

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Rule of ThirdsI chose this because you can separate the picture into thirds horizontally. The water taking one third, the city and sky taking one, and the clouds taking the last third.

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LineThe line I chose here was the black line on the wall leading down the straight walk way.

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LineI chose this because my eye was drawn to the railing of the stairs, like a line.

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PerspectiveI chose perspective because this was obviously not taken from a straight forward perspective.

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PerspectiveThis photo was taken from a lower than usual so I called it perspective.

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Depth of FieldI chose this because it’s very blurry in the background and you can see the subject is the cardboard person.

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Depth of FieldThe background is blurred and shows the subject of the photo is the birds.

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