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Originally Posted by jiminyClickit
Yes, odd works. Sometimes it might depend on what a 'thing' is: in "One Dandy Home" I have one-and-a-half bright yellow dandelions separated by dirt-dull space. Is that an odd number counting the space, or because it's a fraction?
Here are two subjects: one seemed dull, three crowded. Does the space count? Or the printing?
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Jiminy I think that this picture is a perfect example of another rule, dealing with balance (And it would be great if you could post it as an example in balance thread!
): "One of the ways of adding balance is to include an echo of a dominant object." Similar example would be: a ship in the sea and the smaller ship in the distance.
I think that odd numbers apply for equally important object of the same sort. Then, they together represent a dominant object in the picture. For example, fruit, flowers, people (uniformed better!)... (whatever else...)
An example:
