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Using rule of thirds makes portraits pop

This image is similar to the last one but her body is on the left vertical line and her head is where the top horizontal line the that far left vertical line meet.

Meg Gebhart, Photographer
February 22, 2021

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Meg Gebhart, Photographer

My name is Meg Gebhart, I play volleyball for school and outside of school. I like taking pictures and hanging out with my friends.

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