How can you keep the horizon straight in a photograph? a.) use the grid lines in the lcd display of the camera . b.) hold the camera steady and pointed directly at the horizon. c.) put the horizon in the center of the photograph . d.)it’s hard to tell whether a horizon is straight so as long as you are close, it won’t matter.

The correct answer is A: Use the grid lines in the LCD display of the camera .

Some cameras have what is called a rule of thirds mode in photography. A rule of thirds overlay a grid in your LCD to show you where to place your points of interest. These grids can be very helpful markers to show you where a level line is. These lines help you imagine your photo is divided into nine equal parts  using two horizontal and two vertical lines. Using the rule of thirds, your elements should be placed along the intersections where these lines meet.

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