So this one is about horizon and field?
Yes.
Who the hell told you that a picture is about what's in the middle?
>>4521154I told her
>>4521155goodanything but the rule of third is an improvement
>>4521156Sorry chuddy but the photo is indeed following rule of thirds. Left third and right third, AND top two thirds and bottom two thirds.It's always thirds.
>>4521147It's about and his rocket
>>4521147it's about his path to the stars
>>4521166It's about the emptiness he feels because he can't see his rocket so he thinks it was stolen
>>4521193stolen by whom
>>4521147Nothing a little crop can't fix
>>4521209By this anon >>4521241
>>4521241Not croppy enough. Shouldn't cut portraits off at the ankles.
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>>4521252STILL not croppy enough.
>>4521147if i told you thats thor rocket for 1960s satellite internet would you believe
>>4521728no
>>4521151Thank you.
>>4521147I can’t exactly pinpoint what it is, but I really dislike this composition. Probably because it tries too hard to follow the thirds rule and thus pushes the man too much to the left. Also he is facing away from the centre which makes it look odd. Couldn’t the photog tell him to look towards the rocket? Would have been infinitely more pleasant. Picrel is a recent photo I took.
>>4522354>I can’t exactly pinpoint what it is, but I really dislike this composition.To me it looks like it's a crop from the original. As in original photo got posted somewhere online and what you see here is a sloppy crop to make it fit in the article. It doesn't look original.
>>4522354It's because he's half turned towards the left and out of the frame instead of into it. There should usually be more space on the side the subject is facing, (the show Mr Robot breaks that rule a lot) A better composition would be if the photographer was on the grass side of the guy and he faced him. Also maybe look better showing his shoes with a bit of space underneath.
>>4521147ad astra per aspera you stupid fucking idiot
