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Hanoi (Vietnam)
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Compositionally Challenged Week 1 - Contrast
Low Contrast. We woke to dense fog. I grabbed the camera and went to my upstairs window. Just as I got there these geese flew over. In post I used a winter filter to add just a touch of color to the otherwise dreary scene. : )
I was sitting on the ground trying to photograph this tiny flower, when this bee flew in and spoiled my composition. Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center, Austin, TX. Sony A3000 and ELNikkor 50/2.8 enlarger lens.
Assignment #2/2016 for the Studio 26 group is Triangles.
Looking back over my photostream, I found that there were very few definite tringles used in my compositions. One that I did find is a shot I took of a tulip flower head (see first comment box below). I re-oriented the original shot and did a square crop to emphasise the triangular shapes.
My shot for submission for this assignment is a head shot of our new GSD rescue, Zara. The GSD head is just a triangle lovers dream - The head itself is very strongly triangular in shape, as are the ears. There is also the triangular relationship between the nose and eyes and the nose itself has a triangular shape. If you really look hard, you can even make triangular shapes within the wispy fur in front (at the base) of her ears.
I was going to put up a comparative shot with Kizzy, but she is extremely reluctant to sit and pose like Zara, so one day when she is not looking...
I love sand dunes. They're a compositional playland.
Eureka Dunes, Death Valley, CA. We were the only ones out there, and the conditions were amazing.