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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.
went up a hill on a rainy day. the Clouds were so heavy and full of Rain, that they covered the summit, forming this dense fog. i shot this Image Just before it starts to poure like crazy and i had to find some shelter, No chance for a second Shot, no Chance for another composition. Long Time ago that i was soaked that much, no rain gear was able to hold back the water going everywhere. shot on Bergger Pancro 400
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.
COmposition Series
Extract from the context volumes, colors and shapes by subjectively creating a new self-sufficient harmony.
Challenge #227: Triangular Composition
Don't know if this is what you wanted Brenda. You said something about finding implied triangles from nature or other sources. Guess if you've got a good imagination this will work!
Imagen creada a partir de una imagen propia del Park Güell (Barcelona), una imagen de Pixbay y una textura de Anna Lenabem: Background - ocean 2.
Photocomposition created from one of my images of the Park Güell (Barcelona), another image from Pixbay and textured with an Anna Lenabem's texture (Background - ocean 2.).
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Compositionally Challenged Week 45 - Sunshine
Kozy discovered a while ago that he enjoys being a lap kitty, just as long as there is a pillow on my lap. Here he is showing off his sunbath spikes. : )
CC week 30 is Compelling Composition
Last year, this little hydrangea barely bloomed and its color was a muddy somewhere in between what you see in this image. I moved it to a place with less sun and gave it a good feeding with "sweet" fertilizer. Now, the flowers start out a vibrant pink with blue centers and as they age, they turn violet.
Londres, Aout 2010.
London, August 2010.
Equipment: Canon EOS 40D | Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS @ 49mm
Exposure: 1/90s | f/5.6 | ISO 200
Processing: Canon DPP
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