Rule of Thirds


 Still

The Nightmare Before Christmas, 1993
The snowflake is aligned with the left vertical hotspot to bring our attention to it. Jack, the protagonist, is placed along the right vertical hotspot with his head in the center. This marks an important place in the plot where Jack and the audience discover snow and then Christmas Town. 

One Figure 

a. without regard of rule 
b. taken with use of vertical hotspots

Place
a. without rule of thirds

b. with rule of thirds

Two Figures

a. without regard of rule

 

b. nuetral spacing

 

c. attraction
The photo above conveys attraction because of the proximity the figures 
have with each other on the left vertical line and they are facing towards each other. They are also holding hands as much as a lego can.
d. conflict

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