Jeroen's Rule of Thirds

 What's popping! I actually got to take pictures at  Marianas High School and had fun taking them. I mainly used the F-Building and the Parking Lot of MHS. I used my iPhone XR to take these pictures. I hope you like them!

Following the Rule of Thirds


So I took a photo of my friend, Gabby, outside the F-Building. While she was sitting down, I put her on the right intersecting point of the grids.


So I took a photo of the Parking Lot of MHS. I was in the B-Building and I made sure that the parking lot and grass, the tree and the library building, and the sky was separate from the grids.


So I took a photo of the the grass area outside the F-Building. I was outside Mr. Dela Cruz's Class and I made sure that the grass, the trees, and the sky was separate from the grids.

Breaking the Rule of Thirds


So I took a photo of a hand sanitizer just outside of Mr. Dela Cruz's Class. I put the hand sanitizer just right in the middle of the grid which doesn't follow the Rule of Thirds.

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