Off+Center+of+Attention

I took this candid photo in wal-mart, in the grocery section. This photo shows lines, although it's not particularly obvious that it shows definitive lines. The "lines" in this photo are the left and right sides of the aisles that contain a variety of grocery supplies which would draw the the reader's eye to the married couple in the middle since it gives the the photo a perspective. This photo shows a tonal shift due to the subject being a silhouette of the child on it. The photo shows the silhouette on a landscape of a beach, with blue water. The subject I consider is "static" because the child is just standing there in water looking out into the water where a ship (very small in this photo) can be seen in the distance. The photo also applies the rule of thirds since if you imagine a three by three grid, the subject would be lined up on the most left line of the imagined 3x3 grid. This photo shows a stuffed animal of a cute giraffe atop of blankets with a bed post in the background. The photo uses the rule of thirds as well since in an imagined three by three grid on the photo, the stuffed animal would be lined up on the left most line, making it the obvious subject and more interesting than if the subject were to be shot right in the middle of the frame. This photo shows a large amount of blue lego bricks, then you can see that the subject is a red lego brick. It's obvious that the red brick is the subject because of the sudden colour shift from blue to red and also because of the rule of thirds applied to the photo, where the red brick would be lined up with the right most line in an imagined three by three grid.