"Our eyes are actually naturally drawn to points two thirds from the sides of pictures, instead of the direct middle. So placing the focus of the picture at the intersection of two two third lines is a better picture." Since Eileen actually seemed interested, Henry was happy to explain.
"Yeah, uh, I guess buildings are kind of my...specialty. There's just something about them. Old ones, especially. There's so much history, and they've seen so much..." He felt almost ashamed to admit he didn't photograph people that often. He felt like it was a normal thing to do. But Eileen already knew he wasn't exactly a paragon of normalcy. "I didn't really...have people to take pictures of, back home."