The Power Of Three

Reaching beyond the basics of the Rule of Thirds for more dynamic landscape photos

Text & Photography By Tom Till

Published April 8, 2014
Updated June 30, 2016

From the Greeks, who worshipped the amazing properties of triangles, to The Three Stooges, the number three has had a special relationship with human perception, art, music, science, religion and every other field.

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