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06/03/2005 11:51:31 AM · #26 |
Originally posted by rebelgirl:
My image is framed, not by nature but is naturally framed (oh and all 4 sides but I wouldn't downgrade an image that wasn't for that). Those pics are amazing and great examples. |
Those pix are great examples. I'm looking forward to this Challenge especially if that's what's coming our way.
Message edited by author 2005-06-03 11:54:17.
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06/04/2005 01:57:25 AM · #27 |
Originally posted by theSaj:
How's this for naturally framed? |
It's perfect. Saj, you just took away one of my ideas for the challenge. Darn! :)
Here is one of my old photos
would be perfect for the challenge, huh? I wish I was somewhere in Europe for this, so many beautiful "frames" there... |
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06/04/2005 02:01:26 AM · #28 |
Originally posted by cheekymunky:
Just out of interest, do you think It should be framed on all 4 sides? I feel that would be better, but harder to acheive! |
here is 2-sided frame example
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06/04/2005 02:18:25 AM · #29 |
Originally posted by di53:
the opening looks like a face
Originally posted by theSaj:
How's this for naturally framed? |
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Yup. It's in la Jolla, California and it's looking out through the opening into what's called "Sunny Jim's Cave" if memory serves me right. It's quite the famous, old-school tourist attraction. You used to be able to take tours down into the cave for 25 cents when I was a kid; the entrance was through a shell-and-curio shop. I assume it's still accessible, since here's a shot of it...
As an intersting side note, does this really fit the challenge, which asks that your "subject" be naturally framed? here the "frame" IS the subject.
Robt.
addendum; I just clicked on the image, and see by the title I have the name right. Memory's a strange thing; I haven't been there in what, 40 years? But my uncle used to take us there, we loved it when we were kids.
Message edited by author 2005-06-04 02:19:49.
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06/04/2005 07:33:54 AM · #30 |
But of course! The subject is obviously the water and the frame just happens to be very unique. He-he. ;^)
Originally posted by bear_music:
...As an intersting side note, does this really fit the challenge, which asks that your "subject" be naturally framed? here the "frame" IS the subject.
Robt. |
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