True or false: The rule of thirds is the process of dividing an image into thirds, using two horizontal lines and two vertical lines, and positioning the most important elements inside the squares the lines create.

The rule of thirds divides an image into nine equal sections with two horizontal lines and two vertical lines. HubSpot explains that strong composition comes from placing the subject or other key elements at the intersections of those lines. HubSpot+1 The inaccurate part is the claim that the most important elements should be placed inside the squares the grid creates. In HubSpot’s description, the visual emphasis is on the lines and their intersection points, not the squares themselves. HubSpot+1