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Marché aux Puces de Castries.
Commencé au début du printemps, la culture et la reproduction des succulentes, et sedums, m'a permis de compenser le manque de mes contenants en céramique, durant l'interruption estivale.
Kinder sind die Opfer der Laster der Erwachsenen
Mihail Chemiakin (Bildhauer)
sculptural composition
Children are victims of adult vices
Mihail Chemiakin (sculptor)
Compositionally Challenged Week 15 Film Noir for Photography
So here's a second attempt at some kind of Film Noir style. I've tried to invoke the feeling of looking through a door peephole, but what you're actually seeing is the inside of a lens... that tiny Xenon lens focuses so close, that the point of focus is inside the lens... hence it has to be stopped down A LOT in order to get anything in focus. That's the reason for the aweful image quality, which I liked for this challenge.
Shot with a Schneider Kreuznach "Xenon 16 mm F2" on a Canon EOS R5.
Colors & Composition - I've been paying close attention to these two important C's of photography in 2023. This particular image is essentially uncropped from the RAW file straight out of camera - you can get a scale of how small Bobcats actually are from the adjacent Toyon (Heteromeles arbutifolia) bush. I got into a very low position and was able to use my knee to stabilize at a very slow shutter speed while shooting vertical. I've shifted my mindset from trying to just capture the shot and think about cropping later, to actively trying to "frame" the shot in the field these days and just do minor cropping in post. I've also been very intentional about the color accuracy of my images in post-processing. My favorite thing about photography is no matter how long you do it there's always areas to learn and improve!
If you'd like to see more of my Bobcat work, feel free to check out my IG: @sswildlife
Species: Bobcat (Lynx rufus)
Location: Northern California, CA, USA
Equipment: Canon EOS R5 + EF 100-400mm IS II
Settings: 1/40s, ISO: 2500, f/5.6 @400mm, Handheld, Electronic Shutter
Everybody has different approach to a photographic composition. You may approach a composition in different ways, depending on how it catches the eye. You may see the subject from a far, approach and circle it doing little framing actions with the hands looking for the right angle, position and elevation. One may instantly see the potential and hover backwards and forwards trying to find a good stance for the tripod. Let’s face it the ways are endless, they say creativity feeds the soul. However with this scene all I was interested in was a tazza e caffe. I was attracted to this fallen tree las potential for parking my bum, I was tired I needed a coffee and a snack and this trunk was as good a place as any. However I was not totally thoughtless in my approach, just as I would be very careful on where I placed my feet in wet sand, here I was extra vigilant on the surrounding vegetation, pity I didn’t have the same idea about the frost covered tree trunk. Maybe I should have dealt with my carelessness with Lightroom, but where’s the fun in that, can anyone see where I was sitting?
well , this was intended as
(Mid/Wk/B/W)sepia mono
etc. - But then - well i got
to playin again... hope you
like the result
Happy mid-week ! ☺
COmposition Series
Extract from the context volumes, colors and shapes by subjectively creating a new self-sufficient harmony.
We show that when supersymmetry is broken by strong dynamics, a form arises from sizeable mixings of gross bold shapes.
[Explore 04-21-08]
still "hanging out" on the patio…. waiting to move back inside the house once the new roof is installed.
a city is a collection of loud invitations.
buy this. want this. sale.
the words are written in gold, under bright lights.
but people move through these spaces quietly.
they are not headlines, but silhouettes.
anonymous figures navigating a world of objects,
each carrying their own unheard interior monologue.
the transaction is silent.
and it has nothing to do with what is for sale.
COmposition Series
Extract from the context volumes, colors and shapes by subjectively creating a new self-sufficient harmony.
Candid shot of a Capitol Hill Arts Workshop student in my Washington, D.C. photo class. Single dot focusing was on the rim of the student's lens but special attention was on the background, framing the subject in the doorway and using the photo of the wall to balance the image.
I photographed this scene earlier this month at Lindo Lake in Lakeside, California on a day with great clouds and almost no wind.
I used channel swapping to get the blue tint that you see in this image. Here is a link to a tutorial on playing with infrared images. www.lifepixel.com/photo-tutorials/infrared-photoshop-videos
Other infrared images that I've posted on Flickr can be seen in my creatively named Infrared album which has over 700 images in it..
Framed tit in a triangle on the lower thirds line with parallel lines to it's body. This picture has many compositional elements including the bokeh to separate the bird. Quite chuffed with this after watching a composition video. Shame the bird is in the centre rather than in the lower third right to use the leading lines Let me know what else is missing as it is quite fascinating to learn.