"The Rule Of Thirds - one of the earliest photo composition techniques that an aspiring photographer comes across in their photo journey."
"The thinking is that having the emphasis of the image at the thirds looks better than a straight-on composition in many cases. When you keep your primary subject framed by the Rule Of Thirds, it’s like you are creating a roadmap for your image, guiding the viewer’s eye to the subject and creating a better visual story."
Have you ever had one of those days, where you think life can't get any better and then...
WHAM!!!
All hell breaks loose?
Well, that was my kind of day, yesterday.
Here I was minding my own business.
Taking in the heat from the beautiful hot sun.
Thinking of how good this catch would taste.
Enjoying the peace around me.
Life couldn't get any better!
I don't know if you know this about me, but my pouch, in addition to me using it as a dip net, can hold up to three gallons of water after I have caught a fish.
But before I can savour the fish, fully, I have to squeeze out the excess water.
Therefor, sitting on something more solid than water, makes it easier for me to get rid of the excess water.
That is exatcly what I was doing, when this photographer lady came by and decided to click away.
I being a ham, showed her my different poses.
By the way, in case you are wondering, my name is Dame Castille, but my friends call me Casty.
Incidently, that pouch you see sticking out the side of my neck, can hold up to three times more than my stomach.
And you thought camels were special.
I continued my routine of moving the fish around and squeezing the excess water, minding my own business, when in the distance I saw Charlie, sitting on the post.
He had that look about him. The look that tells us all to watch out.
Let me tell you a little about Charlie.
You know how in every crowd there is one person who is a know it all?
The one person who bullies everyone?
The one person who is as lazy as can be but manages to fight like the devil?
Well that's Charlie.
Hence, I knew I was in deep trouble, seeing him sitting, up there all puffed up.
But I tried to keep my cool and go about my business.
Next thing I know, Charlie's jumping on the same platform as me and wants to fight.
All along as I am batting my wings and trying to get away from Charlie, I am also hoping that the photographer, up on top, clicking away, would stop her clicking and come to my rescue.
No such luck!
Hence, I decide to jump into the water, hoping to get away from this bully.
And that, my friends, was the worst move, on my part, ever!!
Suddenly, it wasn't just Charlie I was fighting with, but his entire gang.
And in one of my swift moves, or what I thought would be a a good move, the fish fell out of my pouch and Charlie, pounced on it, grabbing it tight with his bill.
A little agument between Charlie and his croonies ensued, and I knew that my chances of getting the tasty fish back, was nullified.
Therefor, I decided to leave the area.
But not without doing one last thing.
Thumping Charlie one last time before flying away for good.
Another thing......Ms. photographer, please don't come back!You ruined my day! 😒
"The great unknown - it's often a good idea to visit new places and experience new things. That's why this week, we're encouraging you to take shots of places hitherto Unexplored."
And so goes this week's 52 frames challenge.
Exploration of new places to me.
First stop Port Salerno, Florida.
Second stop, Jensen Beach, Florida.
These are just a sampling of what caught my eyes during this week's exploring the Unexplored.
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