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PCA 161 Triangles.
PCA 161 Triangles
Jun 12-Jun 26, 2011 (2 weeks)
Image Tag: pca161
Assignment:
The goal of this assignment is to capture an image containing a triangle – either literal, abstract, or a composition composed of the three focal areas that allow the eye to travel around the image and hit on those areas. It doesn't necessarily have to be an equilateral triangle in the comp. A triangle can be used to position your main and secondary subjects in the frame as well as framing your main subject either subtly or in an obvious manner.
imagecomposer.wordpress.com/composition-principles/triang...
www.photographyicon.com/shape/
jurate.atspace.com/triangle.htm
Administrata
1. Tag your image with pca161 (lower case).
2. Please refrain from sending the image to other groups before our group can review it. This will keep the posts down that we have to wade through!
3. You may submit your image to the group pool anytime after the previous assignment closing slide has been posted. The images will stay in the pool until the Sunday of the deadline, at which time all images will be released at once.
4. Please take the time to respond and critique the 3 photos to the right of your submission and 3 to the left of your submission in the pool. Should you reach the end, then consider the pool as a loop and continue on at the beginning or end of the assignment posts.
What it Took (WIT)
Please tell us what it took for you to make this image. If you are going with the less literal approach, include some insight as to how you approached the assignment and what the final image represents.
Your image should be taken between Sunday, June 12 and Sunday, June 26, 2011.
Originally posted at 6:37PM, 13 June 2011 CDT (permalink)
summerspot (a group admin) edited this topic 6 days ago.
WIT: Architectural details seen in the front of the Northcutt House in Longview, Texas. From street level this was simply a matter of trying to fins the strongest composition that allowed the elements to work together as triangles. By zooming in closely, even the sky is divided into this element of composition.
PCA 161 Triangles.
PCA 161 Triangles
Jun 12-Jun 26, 2011 (2 weeks)
Image Tag: pca161
Assignment:
The goal of this assignment is to capture an image containing a triangle – either literal, abstract, or a composition composed of the three focal areas that allow the eye to travel around the image and hit on those areas. It doesn't necessarily have to be an equilateral triangle in the comp. A triangle can be used to position your main and secondary subjects in the frame as well as framing your main subject either subtly or in an obvious manner.
imagecomposer.wordpress.com/composition-principles/triang...
www.photographyicon.com/shape/
jurate.atspace.com/triangle.htm
Administrata
1. Tag your image with pca161 (lower case).
2. Please refrain from sending the image to other groups before our group can review it. This will keep the posts down that we have to wade through!
3. You may submit your image to the group pool anytime after the previous assignment closing slide has been posted. The images will stay in the pool until the Sunday of the deadline, at which time all images will be released at once.
4. Please take the time to respond and critique the 3 photos to the right of your submission and 3 to the left of your submission in the pool. Should you reach the end, then consider the pool as a loop and continue on at the beginning or end of the assignment posts.
What it Took (WIT)
Please tell us what it took for you to make this image. If you are going with the less literal approach, include some insight as to how you approached the assignment and what the final image represents.
Your image should be taken between Sunday, June 12 and Sunday, June 26, 2011.
Originally posted at 6:37PM, 13 June 2011 CDT (permalink)
summerspot (a group admin) edited this topic 6 days ago.
WIT: Architectural details seen in the front of the Northcutt House in Longview, Texas. From street level this was simply a matter of trying to fins the strongest composition that allowed the elements to work together as triangles. By zooming in closely, even the sky is divided into this element of composition.