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Skip Navigation LinksHome : Video course : Module 7: Composition : The Horizon

One obvious candidate for application of the Rule of Thirds and the Golden Mean is the horizon. Underwater, where we move in three dimensions, the horizon can be vertical (as in the case of a wall dive) or horizontal. What do you think about the horizon in these shots?

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