P3D Re: Here is another example...

["Oleg Vorobyoff" <olegv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dr. George A. Themelis wrote:

>When something is moving, there should be more
>space in front than in the back.
...
>I am sure there are
>a few exceptions... but I challenge you to show me
>one! :-)


Easy.  Suppose you wanted to depict departure.  Then the subject moving towards
the edge will make sense.  You might even want to cut part of the subject off.
Naturally, the bulk of the picture should show some motivation for the departure
or otherwise balance the tension created.  Generally, I would not agree that
rules are made to be broken.  But photography is different - good photographs
have tension.  What is the rule of thirds but the breaking of the obvious rule
that the center of interest should be in the center?  Now if you really want to
be subversive, put the subject in the center!

Oleg Vorobyoff