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08/30/2010 02:29:17 AM · #1 |
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09/02/2010 04:40:03 PM · #2 |
Hey people, I have a question in regards to my potential entry
Can the S curve be backwards or does the line HAVE to be in the shape of an S?
The picture that I want to submit has a clear line running across it, but in a way that creates a backwards S
If necessary I could flip the picture, but to me that looks awkward and I like it better the natural way.
Do you think people would be so picky as to give me low scores for not being an exact S? |
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09/02/2010 04:45:37 PM · #3 |
| I wouldn't be so picky. The point is to use the technique and that is certainly the S-curve technique regardless of what direction it goes in. |
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09/02/2010 04:46:21 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by Fiora:
Hey people, I have a question in regards to my potential entry
Can the S curve be backwards or does the line HAVE to be in the shape of an S?
The picture that I want to submit has a clear line running across it, but in a way that creates a backwards S
If necessary I could flip the picture, but to me that looks awkward and I like it better the natural way.
Do you think people would be so picky as to give me low scores for not being an exact S? |
For the most part, you'll probably be fine with any sort of S shaped curve regardless of chirality.
But, be aware, some people will still vote you down because the blasted thing isn't purple... |
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09/02/2010 08:40:18 PM · #5 |
Challenge Details: An S-curve is a line (often in the shape of an 'S') that leads the viewer through the image. Use the classic S-Curve to compose your photo. The curve may be literal or implied.
I would say that you should be okay unless people don't read the details! |
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09/02/2010 09:36:50 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by retake:
Challenge Details: An S-curve is a line (often in the shape of an 'S') that leads the viewer through the image. Use the classic S-Curve to compose your photo. The curve may be literal or implied.
I would say that you should be okay unless people don't read the details! |
They don't. |
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09/02/2010 10:25:49 PM · #7 |
Challenge Details: An S-curve is a line (often in the shape of an 'S')
This means that an S-curve isn't always in the shape of an 'S'.
So, I think you'll be fine.
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09/03/2010 12:51:34 PM · #8 |
Ok, thanks. well I am relieved then. I really didn't want to flip it.
Though, I am not really expecting high scores regardless :-P |
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09/03/2010 07:09:22 PM · #9 |
Actually shot one with an S-curve just a short while ago.
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09/03/2010 07:15:50 PM · #10 |
| A backward S-curve is known in photography circles as a 2-curve and is very different from an S-curve. I'd vote it DNMC! |
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09/03/2010 08:02:20 PM · #11 |
Originally posted by Fiora:
Hey people, I have a question in regards to my potential entry
Can the S curve be backwards or does the line HAVE to be in the shape of an S?
The picture that I want to submit has a clear line running across it, but in a way that creates a backwards S
If necessary I could flip the picture, but to me that looks awkward and I like it better the natural way.
Do you think people would be so picky as to give me low scores for not being an exact S? |
 LydiaToo says:
Challenge Details: An S-curve is a line (often in the shape of an 'S')
This means that an S-curve isn't always in the shape of an 'S'
So, I think you'll be fine.
 DrAchoo says:
A backward S-curve is known in photography circles as a 2-curve and is very different from an S-curve. I'd vote it DNMC!
So there you are: Let's see, averaging it all out, (carry the one, square root of the 2nd power, lose the one, add seventeen+some more stuff). AHA you're gonna get a 5.
Yeah, just joking.
Go with the picture that excites you and meets the Challenge as best you can interpret it. And... good luck! It's a fun game.
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09/03/2010 08:35:57 PM · #12 |
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
A backward S-curve is known in photography circles as a 2-curve and is very different from an S-curve. I'd vote it DNMC! |
oh gesundheit |
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09/03/2010 08:53:52 PM · #13 |
Originally posted by sfalice:
So there you are: Let's see, averaging it all out, (carry the one, square root of the 2nd power, lose the one, add seventeen+some more stuff). AHA you're gonna get a 5. |
LOL!!!!!!!!! |
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09/04/2010 12:26:15 AM · #14 |
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
A backward S-curve is known in photography circles as a 2-curve and is very different from an S-curve. I'd vote it DNMC! |
Is flipping the image allowed in advanced? |
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09/04/2010 12:32:48 AM · #15 |
Originally posted by VitaminB:
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
A backward S-curve is known in photography circles as a 2-curve and is very different from an S-curve. I'd vote it DNMC! |
Is flipping the image allowed in advanced? |
It affects the entire image equally, so it should be allowed in Basic. (unless I'm completely nuts anyway..) |
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09/04/2010 12:53:29 AM · #16 |
Yes, it's allowed.
I've got my entry in. I'm not 100% thrilled with it, but hopefully I will come up with something better over the weekend. Might not have much chance to edit any more entries though, with our GTG this weekend it'll be busy.
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09/04/2010 02:15:53 AM · #17 |
| I hope you guys know I was totally joking. I left the smiley off on purpose, but it's killing me now so I have to fess up. :) |
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09/04/2010 03:28:44 AM · #18 |
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
I hope you guys know I was totally joking. I left the smiley off on purpose, but it's killing me now so I have to fess up. :) |
nope we all thought it was an evil and meant grin ... We know who the troll is guys :))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) |
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09/04/2010 03:31:51 AM · #19 |
| I'm not even waiting for further posts to say I hope you realised I was only joking .... Calling someone a troll is the worstest thing you can say to a dper even with a totally huge smiley |
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09/04/2010 08:36:08 PM · #20 |
| I'm in. Seems like a low turnout at the moment, but it's early. I've puked on my shoes lately, but I 'm really happy with this one. And that's all that matters. Get in there, folks. |
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09/04/2010 08:56:25 PM · #21 |
As long as it has some sort of curve, I wouldn't hold it against you....
I'm envisioning at least one entry with wine glasses in an s-curve and a bug on an s-shaped stick. I'm sure yours will be more original than those |
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09/04/2010 09:18:20 PM · #22 |
Too kind. I've hired bugs to carry wine glasses in an s-shaped path.
You thought unemployment in the states was bad. I can't fire these runts fast enough.
Disclaimer: I make fun of wine glasses and bugs because I don't have the talent or the lens. Or the imagination. |
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09/05/2010 07:05:02 AM · #23 |
Originally posted by louinsd:
As long as it has some sort of curve, I wouldn't hold it against you....
I'm envisioning at least one entry with wine glasses in an s-curve and a bug on an s-shaped stick. I'm sure yours will be more original than those |
... and theres always a frog .... |
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09/05/2010 08:30:37 AM · #24 |
| Has anyone perfected the s-curve waterdrop yet? :) |
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09/05/2010 10:05:33 AM · #25 |
The curve may be literal or implied.
I went with implied. I wonder how many DNMC's I'll get. |
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