In this picture there is a woman, standing in the rain with the dark silhouette of her body outlined. I think that if i had to pick a rule for this picture that it would be Rule of Thirds. This, I believe is the best choice because in Rule of Thirds the photo would be described to be divided up into 9 segments, and the subject of this photo would be positioned on either left or right.
In this photo there is another woman but this time she is walking through, whats looks like a tunnel of fully grown leaves. The rule of photography that I would choose for this picture would be framing. I say that because in the rule framing, the edges of the pictures are most of the time, strategically placed around a natural frame. The natural frame could be the edges of a forest or the edges of a lake etc. The natural frame is set to draw your attention towards the main subject of the picture which I think this photo does very well.
In this picture there is a clock, well there was a clock but it looks to have been cut in half by some natural disaster or maybe even a bomb. The rule that I would choose for this photo would be simplicity, and I would choose that because in the photo there is only ONE subject and that is the clock. In simplicity the subject is very clear and there isn't anything in the background that could draw the attention away from the subject, and in this photo the background is very simple.
In this photo there is a self made molotov being thrown at something or someone, which is not good because that means conflict. The rule that I would choose for this picture is viewpoint and I would choose that because of the angle that the photographer shot it in. He put the molotov in the picture but what he didn't get was the thrower and the receiver of the molotov.
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