Your new assignment is a field mission utilizing the rule of thirds. Details are below. This assignment is due at end of class tuesday.
Rule Of Thirds Field Mission:
Create 10 Photographs using the rule of thirds. You must properly compose, expose and capture pictures of the following:
Subject Specifications:
- A person facing the camera, closeup on head
- A person facing the camera, closeup on head, looking to the upper right or upper left
- A person facing the camera, closeup on head but turned 45 degrees from camera and not looking at camera
- Two people facing the camera, closeup on heads looking into camera
- Two people facing the camera, closeup on heads but subjects are looking to the upper right or left
- Two people, one in the foreground, one in the background out of focus (depth of field)
- Two people, one in the foreground out of focus, one in the background in focus (depth of field)
- An object or objects
- A landscape view
- A tree
Assignment Specifications:
- Shoot at least 10 images of each subject to obtain the best composition, exposure and quality
- You must shoot with manual focus in manual mode
- Using Photoshop, crop your photos appropriately if you need to
- Post a contact sheet of all your images
- Post a screenshot of your EXIF data of each final image to confirm manual mode/manual focus
- Choose 3 of your best images and overlay a rule of thirds grid on top. Use the line tool or pencil tool to draw the simple grid
To See A Rule Of Thirds Grid in Photoshop:
- View > Show > Grid
- Go to Photoshop > Preferences > Guides, Grids and Slices
- Set: Gridline to 33.3333 Percent
- Set: Subdivisions to 1
Grading Rubric:
2 Points: Images properly exposed and in focus
2 Points: Images show proper mode and focus use (manual
2 Points: Contact sheet is included with at least 100 images or more
2 Points: Images utilize rule of thirds and capture each subject
2 Points: Grid overlay shown on 3 best images alongside 3 best images without grid













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