The rule of thirds is a compositional rule taken into consideration in the visual arts such as photography, film and painting. It states that an image or frame should be divided into 9 equal segments by being divided by 2 equally-spaced horizontal and 2 equally-spaced vertical lines. If the subject is focused on away from the centre segment and on a different line of thirds, then the image/frame becomes physically more interesting and appealing to the eye.
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