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05/14/2004 08:52:57 AM · #1 |
In a take off of the pictures of photography and inspired by the topic called 'hand me a towel I'm over-exposed'..
I think it might be fun to take photographs of something that defines a photographic term, such as over-exposed or apeture or something similar.
The only thing you couldn't do is use a picture ONLY showing the use of your term, which is badly explained so for example if you did choose overexposed.. submitting a photo of an overexposed fingernail would not be valid.. but a photograph (overexposed or not) of a crowd of tastefully nude people or a conglomeration of mostly peeled oranges would be in the right vein.
Basically you could still use the term you choose as part of your composition (ie have the picture be overexposed), but main focus would be on how the SUBJECTS of your image define the term, NOT the technique you used to present it.
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05/14/2004 08:58:34 AM · #2 |
| will you be responsible when someone goes out and "shoots wide open" |
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05/25/2004 09:40:00 PM · #3 |
| a good idea but it could go bad places |
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05/25/2004 09:41:44 PM · #4 |
i can see it now, title: out of focus.
doesnt meet the challenge, doesnt seem out of focus to me
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05/25/2004 09:55:23 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by hsteg:
i can see it now, title: out of focus.
doesnt meet the challenge, doesnt seem out of focus to me |
ROFLMAO !!!
"Well, I un-softened it on purpose to set the 'mood'" hehehe
(no offense to using that technique, it can be quite appropriate) |
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