Rule Of Thirds:
The rule of thirds helps photographers compose a masterpiece. This rule says that put the main focus of the photograph off centered so more attention can be drawn to that object.For example this picture above has a literally grid on the photograph which is use din the rule of thirds.The shapes that are important to the photo are not in the center just like the rule implies. This rule makes photos more interesting and worth while to look at.

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