The Rule Of Thirds
The rule of thirds states that an image can be divided into nine equal squares. It is stated that the horizon should sit on the lower third of the video or photo, the main focus of the photo of video sits on the middle third, and usually the sky and or the less important aspects sit on the top third.
The following is a video and photo attempting to show the rule of thirds. As you can see the main detail of the person (his face) lies with in the central third, the horizon is this case is the end of the car park which lies with in the lower third, and the sky and less details are contained within the top third.
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