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Taken in response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Rule of Thirds.”
The Rule of Thirds is a photography concept that puts the subject of the photograph off-center, which usually results in blank space in the rest of the image.
A garlic trio
Expressing my vision 
Really love the tones and contrast of the image, beautiful and the composition is the glue that pulls it together.
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Thank you for the compliment @BenRowe 🙂
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I’m a beginner myself so I love to look around at the others on a challenge. I like that you have something not anchored to a corner, I’m very corner ‘centric’ myself. Cheers!
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Thank you @kateluthner79, it is great fun looking at others interpretations of themes and a great way to learn 🙂
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Well you know how to make a simple thing as garlic look like a magnificent bouquet !
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Thank you @EvelyneChevallier, I love shooting with a macro lens and using a shallow depth of field, it can make a lot of ordinary items look pretty special. 🙂
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Fantastic shot. Never would have known it was garlic. It has a great abstract quality. 🙂
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Thank you @Aphrodite, the shallow depth of field and macro lens can make the ordinary look extraordinary, which I why I love shooting with it.
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Amazing. It just makes me think I should quit thinking and get a good camera and some lessons on how to use it
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I have always pushed my cameras to their limits before upgrading, just remember that the best camera in the world is the one you have with you. It is seeing those moments that is more important than megapixels. What camera do you have at the moment Donna?
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A Nikon or my Samsung phone whichever i have with me
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Do you shoot in manual with your Nikon? If not I would try this before upgrading ,well worth it in my opinion (I mainly shoot in manual mode now as you have so much more control)
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I will try this first thanks
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