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Auguste Herbin（1882 - 1960）
oil on canvas
81 by 65.2 cm
www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/ecatalogue/2016/impressionis...
Estimate : 50,000 - 70,000 GBP
Sold : 81,250 GBP
Sotheby's
Impressionist & Modern Art Day Sale
2 March 2017, London
COMPOSITION: Landscape with horizon positioned in the center of the frame -- there is equal focus on both sky and land.
Photographer: Michael Miller
dinosaur coming out of a piece of ice.
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Minolta 16 QT, with Kodak WL Surveillance film 2210. Rated 400, stand developed in Ilfotec LC29 diluted 1:100 for one hour.
Green wedding vegan composition. Matrimonio eco friendly, eventi , ristoranti, alberghi: composizione in stile vegano Alessandra Fabre Repetto www.alessandrafabre.com/
This photograph represents framing by showing the surrounding sky from the inside of an airplane. I liked how this perspective did not have anything else in the frame, as a few I took had the seat in front of the window on the side of the photo.
To create a more of a focal point in my image, I turned down the shadows, as well as the highlights, since the sky was a bit overexposed. I turned sharpening up to 60, and used the dehaze tool just a bit to bring out the clouds. In attempt to give the photograph more of a film style, I raised the black point and lowered the white point.
The mood I was trying to create was something a bit more dark, while using a beautiful subject. Even though this flight I was on was very exciting for me, the image portrays more of a sad flight, like leaving something you love. The aircraft also looks old, which seems like it has been on many many flights.
This is my best description of leading lines. I really like how the lines lead up into the center where me and Matt are standing under a pole. To create contrast I made the was lighter and more apparent. The mood I was trying to create was ominous.
This is one of my postcard compositions. I don't have a copy of the original. The rule is that the piece has has to fit on the back of a postcard and be written by hand.
This one was for my friend Irving who plays double bass in Boston. He actually performed it at a recital several years ago.
This my best example of birds eye. I really like this photo because the shoes are dirty and the laces are untied to give it character. I chose it because it focused on one image with no distractions around it. To create contrast in my image I enhanced the brightness and added texture for more detail, and also added vignette for effect. I was trying to create an effortless mood.