View allAll Photos Tagged shape
Interesting Light Series
This is a series of images from an exploration of the interaction of sun light and the city. All images in the series are full frame, SOOC with only minor adjustments to exposure.
● Title : SHAPES
● Subject : FISH
● Location : KUCHING
● Tags : #project01photoelementandprinciple2016 #gkg2144group01
If you are one of those women who is not blessed with natural eyelashes, you certainly can take advantage of our false lashes that are available in a wide range of shapes, color, and textures. We feature fake lashes that are designed to look as natural as possible and are intended to make the eyes stand out, so they are easily noticed.
Detail of an interesting building we saw on the north bank of the Thames. Not sure what it is.... hints welcome :)
This is a photo of what looks like paint splattered on the side of the school. This photo represents organic shape. Reason being is because the subject (the paint) has an irregular shape and how it stands out from the brick behind it. What I like about this photo is the shape of the splatter, it looks almost like a meteor coming from space. The shape makes you think about what it could look like or mean.
Opening Plenary: Signals Shaping the Future session with Alois Zwinggi, President and CEO, World Economic Forum; Daren Tang, Director-General, World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Geneva; Marc Benioff, Chair, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Salesforce, USA; Natalie Pierce, Head of Global Shapers Community, World Economic Forum; Sebastian Buckup, Managing Director, World Economic Forum; Sheba Crocker, Managing Director, Global Communications Group, World Economic Forum during the Global Shapers Annual Summit in Geneva, Switzerland, on 30/6/2026 from 16:00 to 18:00 in the World Intellectual Property Organization - Plenary Hall, Plenary. (day 1/opening plenary). ©2026 World Economic Forum / Thibaut Bouvier
Shape enhances this photo because it makes it very interesting. The curves on the flower petals and the leaves attract your eye to the picture. To create this image, I put the vase of flowers next to the window and spread the flower petals open off of this flower. I got my camera as close to the flower without it going out of focus as I could. On photoshop, I adjusted the brightness, saturation, and hues. I think that I shot at a good angle and created good contrast between the greens and the pinks. It I could change the photo I would of tried different ways to get closer to the flower to capture better texture.