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Using the Golden Section
Administrator's Note: This thread started in the Techniques section about the Golden Section, but became a philosophical discussion on the subject of Art and Science, so it's being moved here in it's entirety. There didn't seem to be an easy place to break it off.
Please continue to post anything technical in the thread in the Techniques section.
To locate the center of interest with the Golden Section: Divide the height of your canvas by 2.62 and determine a horizontal line through this point.
Then divide the width of your canvas by 2.62 and draw a vertical line through this point.
The intersection of these two lines is a magical spot for your center of interest. (i.e., 8.5 divided by 2.62 = 3.2
Last edited by Cynthia Daniel; 11-29-2001 at 08:03 PM.
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