Composition

 Rule of Thirds:



Fill the Frame:



Strong Point of Interest:



Which image was your best and why?
- My best image was of the red vase using the rule of thirds. This is because of the subtle pop of red visible in the dark background.
How would you improve your "worst" image?
- I could improve the image of the vase in the shadows(used for "strong point of interest") by taking the picture at an earlier time of day when lighting is more optimal. I could also position the subject differently(in another location) to create an overhead cast effect utilizing the skylight.

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