Public Photography Rules
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6: Generally speaking, where should you place the subject of your photograph?
Off-center
Center
Always on the left
7: The Rule of Thirds states:
You should always include three interesting elements in a picture and center the image on the middle element.
You should divide the image into thirds, and place the element of interest on an intersection of thirds.
You should always take three photographs of the same image, changing the f-stops a little each time
9: What is the distinguishing feature of Street Photography?
The photographs are of either cars or people on streets and highways.
The photographs are taken from a moving vehicle.
The photographs are taken in public places.
6. Off-center
7. Rule of Thirds – You should divide the image into thirds, and place the element of interest on an intersection of thirds.
9. Street Photography – The photographs are taken in public places.
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