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  • The Lazy Rule of Thirds | Jake Garn Photography

    Good examples of compositions that align with The Golden Ratio. Of course the subjects photographs are not exact Fibonacci spirals, that would be boring and obtuse. The lines of the subject in the example photos line up with the spiral dimensions (see straight lines) and some follow the flow of... more

    Reviewed by bizlift Apr 22 2009, 08:52am ( 39 reviews ) • jakegarn.com

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  • Reviewed by Jefflengyel on May 13 2009, 3:57pm

    I don't get this article, what is it trying to say?

  • Rated by ThereIsNoSpork on May 08 2009, 4:18am

    "Lazy Counterfit"? I can't decide whether the author was being ironic or not...

  • Rated by focsa on May 04 2009, 4:51am

    The Lazy Rule of Thirds in Photography

  • Rated by falsebishop on May 03 2009, 2:05pm

    subs for later

  • Rated by xdlsx on Apr 30 2009, 9:36pm

    I enjoyed reading but, this really didn't help me with anything. I really didn't stumble upon this and learn anything. D: disappointing

  • Rated by sderik on Apr 28 2009, 1:49pm

    Fascinating.

  • Rated by rebirthocool on Apr 28 2009, 1:14pm

    From the page: "I turn off personal electronics during landing and take-off" thats stupid. cell phone companies spread this around because they cant track you at high speeds/altitudes.

  • Rated by greensprite on Apr 27 2009, 11:23pm

    I've read the book and it is indeed very nice. But the article is idiotic and shows how the author didn't understand shit of what he read. That spiral was slapped on random pics it has nothing to do with. Of course, once you have a lot of elements in an image, you can make it seem they line up with anything you want (which is something that the book discusses too, ironically). Actually, most of those images are indeed based on the rule of thirds, which is all you'll ever need for your composition purposes. I laugh at the thought of someone trying to implement the golden ratio in composing a photo, boy, that'll take some work.

  • Rated by Dreamerr on Apr 23 2009, 8:14pm

    i love it, its like sacred sexy geometry...skipped the words but the pictures are beautiful examples of the golden mean.