 Pat Harry |
Composition Question Anyhow, here's my portrait of my son. It doesn't follow the rule of thirds - his eyes are a bit above the middle of photo. If I wanted to get them closer to the top third, I'd crop Jason's head. Which is better - leave it as it is, or crop to allow the eyes to be closer to the top third?
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Pat Harry |
Sorry about the duplicate.
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- Carlton Ward Contact Carlton Ward Carlton Ward's Gallery |
I always leave plenty of room for cropping when shooting portraits as my format is naturally set to fit an 8 x 12 print so I need to crop 2 inches at the top or bottom or a little on both ends to be resized for an 8 x 10. This will also allow for some leeway with positioning the eyes in the frame to your liking. Here is a recent portrait I took and this is the 8x10 cropped version :) Hope this helps, Carlton
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