I think this captures the rules of thirds. Taken earlier in the year at the Airborne and Special Operations Museum – Fayetteville, North Carolina. To check out more photos and get a better definition, go to Sunday Stills.
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These kinds of shots confuse me as to if they are correct or not. I think the fact that the road curves off to the right makes it a good example of following the “rule of thirds.” But, I am not sure if that is the reason. Or, is it that both sets of flags are on the right and left rather than the middle, since they are the subject rather than the road. No matter what the reason…it’s a great shot of our beautiful American flag!
It not only captures the rule of thirds perfectly, but also a perfect example of a vanishing point also. Great shot.
yes agreeing with sherri & love the composition, especially the lines
I have to agree also great shot and composition..:-)
I agree with you all! Cool shot π Well done mate!
Great shot and well done. It’s stirringly patriotic as well. π
I love the shot. Not only because it is a good rule of thirds, but because of the content.
what a gorgeous, clear shot, great job!
hmmm, like Carolyn, I was a little confused whether this followed the rule of thirds or not. but then I changed the zoom on my screen to 75% (because the big photos don’t fit) and suddenly it all became so much clearer as a perfect example.
I think you got the rule down pat(riotic)!
Just beautiful! Excellent composition. You did good!
~Lisa
Wow, great job!
Many things are going on in this shot! Well done.
Perfect for the theme! Great shot!
ahhh.. love the Flags, and the shot is wonderful.. just draws the eye down the path..I believe it meets the criteria.
Wow, good idea, great shot!
Hey, I see where the flags make the line.. and i guess that is what we are looking for! π
Nice shot!
A very striking photo – perfect for the rule of 1/3s.
Great photos you have on your blog, and this one is really interesting, love all those flags!
A really great photo.