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The rule of thirds is a principle of composition that helps you keep your images dynamic.
It gives you eight elements to work with -- four lines and four intersections. Placing points of interest along the lines or at the intersections tends to create a more interesting composition.
Gentleman Jesse and His Men - Christmas Hangover
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Nikon 50mm f/1.8
AI-s Pancake-NIKKOR -American version
los colores de Mexico - to cheer up my photostream - woven blankets from Oaxaca hanging in dappled light under the 300 year old eucaliptus tree.
Explore 09-21-07
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I present to my friends on Flickr this black-and-white image of the Reina Sofía Auditorium in Valencia. The structure rises with elegance, showcasing its curved and dynamic form. Light and shadow are perfectly contrasted, dividing the building into two halves: one illuminated by the sun and the other enveloped in darkness.
On the left side, a series of flares adds a cinematic touch, capturing the intensity of the sunlight. Additionally, the sun's reflection on one side of the building forms a bright star, providing a dramatic point of light in the composition. This interplay of light and shadow highlights the geometric lines of the auditorium, offering a unique view of this architectural masterpiece in Valencia.
Compositionally Challenged Week 19 - Bokeh
Shot in Auto White Balance but I changed it to Tungsten in post because the color of the background bokeh didn't go well with the blue thread.
Just back from Camp Tintype. This is a whole plate ambrotype that I flipped to get text in the correct orientation. Also made a tintype of this composition. Life is grand.
En plongeant leurs ramifications dans le sol, les racines assurent un rôle d’ancrage à l’arbre ou à l’arbuste. De plus, elles s’opposent à l’enfoncement du végétal sous son propre poids et à son basculement sous l’effet des contraintes extérieures.
L’allongement et la ramification des racines permettent à la plante de prospecter les couches de sol successives pour en tirer le maximum de ressources.