| Creative Cropping |
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| Written by Tony Hertz | |
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We usually follow certain steps to maximize our composition when using the Crop tool. We select the area to keep with the Crop tool, and then refine the selected area before finalizing the crop. During this crop process, a composition tool called the “rule of thirds” can transform a snapshot into a more creative image. The rule of thirds is a simple technique where you mentally divide the crop area with two evenly spaced vertical lines and two evenly spaced horizontal lines. This ends up as a grid of nine sections. Think of the rule of thirds as like a tic-tac-toe board that has 9 small squares. For best composition the main focal point of the image should be at one of the line intersections. Usually – but not always, a more plain composition is created when the focal point is in the center of the image. Please log in or sign up for a free Silver Account to access the rest of this articles and others | |
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