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06/16/2005 04:46:03 PM · #1 |
This is going to sound a bit weird. But I have several outake pictures of the same thing of my entry in the darkness challenge. I do not want to show them of course but looking for suggestions on how to arrange them. I have a sample layout plan. I have 7-8 outtake pictures and probrably will dupicalte each one. I am going to tilt rotate and mirror them and arrange them away from simular ones. It will basically be black background with white subjects.
My problem is, I am not sure if it will look good. And I want to make it a print. So I am worried about the large space in the center will not be accepted as a print. I can put faded text of sayings in their and fill the entire section. I primarily want the print for myself. I am sure no one else will even come close to wanting it hanging where they would have to see it all the time. It is also possible to resize each subject so it takes up more space and overlaps the next. Hard to describe. I probrably will ask someone for help when the darkness challenge is over.
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06/16/2005 04:53:01 PM · #2 |
You can arrange it however you want, upload a printable version, and buy it for yourself from your "personal print store" without requesting print approval. I've done that for personal prints in the past. That being said, I would have to day that the middle black space is pretty distracting if you want to offer it publicly, but if you added appropriate text, maybe it that would help. :)
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06/16/2005 04:57:10 PM · #3 |
Ah I did not know you could upload a printable version just for yourself without having to get it approved.
Yeah the subjects are irregular and can be varied in size. I am just not sure text in the middle wont make it more attractive. Hard to explain and probrably a bit early until the challenge is over.
Just have not seen very many pictures like what I am wanting to do. So I have no idea on what looks good over another version.
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