For a beginning photographer, the natural tendency is to place all subjects in the center of the frame. That’s why we teach the Rule of Thirds – it helps us to make our compositions more dynamic. As your skills advance, however, you'll soon see that the Rule of Thirds is more a guideline than a law. Sometimes, a subject is just so interesting that it demands a central position. Perspective shots – such as a train track or road leading into the distance – also sometimes work well when centered, as do subjects that are perfectly symmetrical in nature.

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