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Rule of thirds, in scrapbooking, means that you use 3 of something. Let's say 3 photographs, 3 of the same die cut because it's more pleasing to the eye than just having 2 on your layout per DIYNetwork.
The rule of thirds is also great for figuring out where to put the title or main photo on your page. Sometimes I start with the rule of thirds when deciding where to place my elements.
Here is a page that I created showing the rule of thirds. I placed lines on my photo to illustrate the rule.
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Design principle that divides a photo or page into thirds, both horizontally and vertically; placing subjects at any of the four intersections of these lines makes a compelling composition.
The rule of thirds is also great for figuring out where to put the title or main photo on your page. Sometimes I start with the rule of thirds when deciding where to place my elements.
Here is a page that I created showing the rule of thirds. I placed lines on my photo to illustrate the rule.
Got a question? Ask it here!
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