I was recently going through some Paris photography tour photos when I stumbled on this picture. It's a prime lens example of not looking around the frame to avoid distractions. It was taken in the jardin des Tuileries here in Paris. Had it been intentional I may be rather proud of it. To my credit I did instinctively use the rule of thirds by placing the innocent man who had no idea of what I was doing (neither did I) on a third. At the carrefour where the horizontal and vertical lines cross is known the "Golden mean point". I hope my students don't see this photo!