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06/19/2011 01:09:06 AM · #1 |
This will be a Diptych challenge.
Take a photo of your subject and place it on the left panel.
On the right panel you would put a photo of the same subject except this time keep the "zoom" level the same but step back 10 feet and shoot the subject again.
Does this make sense?
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06/19/2011 01:14:10 AM · #2 |
Makes sense to me! I like the idea too!
Maybe make it 5 to 10 feet though?
Message edited by author 2011-06-19 01:20:17. |
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06/19/2011 02:51:12 AM · #3 |
By zoom level you mean focal length, correct?
I like the idea, although restricting the panels will result in a monotonous set of images. Leave that part open, but maintain the diptych as you envisioned. |
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06/19/2011 05:39:56 AM · #4 |
I really like this too, lots of possibilities. Like Ben though, I don't think we should restrict the layout of the panels.
If you agree with that, you might want to amend your description in your OP - the suggestions of mine that have been taken up have been a direct cut and paste of the text. |
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06/20/2011 12:36:26 AM · #5 |
Yes the suggestions make sense to me...No restriction on the panels !
Originally posted by paulbtlw:
I really like this too, lots of possibilities. Like Ben though, I don't think we should restrict the layout of the panels.
If you agree with that, you might want to amend your description in your OP - the suggestions of mine that have been taken up have been a direct cut and paste of the text. |
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