The principle that subjects in odd numbers, like three or five, look more natural and interesting than two or four. Even numbers tend to create a left-right symmetry that looks stiff.
Displaying several products, plates of food, arranging props, and deciding how many supporting characters to include. It is a different principle from the similarly named rule of thirds.
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Static high-angle shot of exactly three handmade ceramic cups on a pale linen tablecloth, following the rule of odds: the cups are staggered at different distances, the front cup slightly larger, morning sunlight casting soft shadows to the right, a few scattered coffee beans, locked-off camera, no camera movement.
rule of odds, three cups arranged in a loose staggered group
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