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This is a small video clip about the Compositional Principles made by Chanel Higashi and Annique Daquep
1. Portrait, Calcutta, West Bengal (Inde), 2003
2. Le Mékong au lever du jour, Champassak (Laos), 1995
3. Volaille, marché de Kanchanaburi (Thailande), 1999
4. Femmes banjara, Bijapur, Karnataka (Inde), 1998
5 Ghats durant la fête de Maha Shivaratri, Bénarès, Uttar Pradesh (Inde), 1999
6. Marché aux fleurs, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh (Inde), 2003
7. Marché aux fleurs, Calcutta, West Bengal (Inde), 2003
8. Quartier des potiers, Bhaktapur (Népal), 2004
9. Sculptures érotiques, temple de Jagannath, Kathmandu (Népal), 2004
10. Noix de coco et petits lézards verts, Havelock, archipel des Andamans (Inde), 2003
11. Pélerinage au temple de Banteay Srei, Siem Reap (Cambodge), 1998
12. Palais du maharajah, Mysore, Karnataka (Inde), 1994
13. Poissons séchés, marché de Chittagong (Bangladesh), 2004
14. Dans le fort de Jaisalmer, Rajasthan (Inde), 1999
15. Marchand de poisson séché, Chittagong (Bangladesh), 2004
16. Déité, Durbar Square, Kathmandu (Népal), 2004
17 Perroquets, Than, Gujarat (Inde), 1998
18. Fresque, Taktok Gompa (monastère), Ladakh (Inde), 1997
19. Piments, marché de Pak Khlong Talat, Bangkok (Thailande), 1995
20. Filets de pêche chinois, Fort Kochi, Kerala (Inde), 1994
21. Dans le fort de Jaisalmer, Rajasthan (Inde), 1999
22. Poisson séché, marché de Kompong Thom (Cambodge), 2003
23. Bâtons d'encens, Battambang (Cambodge), 2003
24. Détail, marché de Xi'an, Shaanxi (Chine), 1999
25. Détail, marché de Kunming, Yunnan (Chine), 1994
finalmente sono riuscita a caricare questa composition che mi ha regalato Stranju :)
ciao ale, grazie :*
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1. .lips., 2. for those who walk among the Stars..., 3. .lips., 4. Strawberries on my table, 5. "... gira, la giostra gira - c'è chi sale e chi resta a guardare...", 6. addicted (notthatmuch), 7. nonna, 8. piango argento, 9. good to see the day, 10. [how do you do it?], 11. why not?, 12. look above, 13. Let sky be your eye
"The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed." - Carl Jung
Made in Abobe Photoshop
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I chose this photo because it had multiple elements of composition and the mood was fun and upbeat. I love the monochromatic blues that take up a majority of the photograph. It really draws a lot of focus to my subject since she adds a break to the blues and adds new colors. The elements of composition I used in this photo are simplicity, framing, and rule of thirds. The only subjects I wanted in this photo was my model and the monkey bars in order to achieve simplicity. It also helped that there were no clouds or birds so the only two things that are prevalent are the two subjects I wanted. I also used the monkey bars as a frame for my model to keep the photo more dynamic. I used the larger side lines to frame her body and then the smaller monkey bar part to frame her face. Lastly, I tired to put my model's head on the lower right third to draw the most attention to that part of her. I was in shutter priority mode for this photo and since my camera was pointed directly at the sky, I had a very high shutter speed so my photo would be properly exposed. The aperture corrected itself and was actually fairly low which gave me a good amount of exposure. In Lightroom, I did increase the overall exposure a little bit so I could see my model's face. I also lightened the shadows and the whites to really bring out her face and the details there. I made the blacks a little darker to add depth back to the photo and make it less flat. I changed the hue of the blue to be more on the light blue side rather than aqua. I also increased the saturation but decreased the luminance to make the monkey bars stand out against the light blue sky.