Daryl O'Hare Photography
Three Pelicans
I'm working with the theme "Three" for next month's critique at my photographic society. I found this photo from April 2014 I took in Sandestin, FL. I have cropped out a fourth bird, and I tilted the shot so it looks like a progression of flight from one bird, but they are three. I'm playing really, but my idea is to do something unique. There is so much negative space, but I like the idea that I'm messing with the "rule of thirds" and the dreaded "don't put your subject in the center" rule that I love to break. Anywho, it's just a conceptual piece. I'm not sure I could pull out more detail and I have looked at it in color, but my guess is that the canvas is too big for the subjects. :) Feel free to weigh in or "walk on by"
Three Pelicans
I'm working with the theme "Three" for next month's critique at my photographic society. I found this photo from April 2014 I took in Sandestin, FL. I have cropped out a fourth bird, and I tilted the shot so it looks like a progression of flight from one bird, but they are three. I'm playing really, but my idea is to do something unique. There is so much negative space, but I like the idea that I'm messing with the "rule of thirds" and the dreaded "don't put your subject in the center" rule that I love to break. Anywho, it's just a conceptual piece. I'm not sure I could pull out more detail and I have looked at it in color, but my guess is that the canvas is too big for the subjects. :) Feel free to weigh in or "walk on by"