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08/12/2003 03:00:00 PM · #1
Right angle = 90° right? It seems like a lot of the angles in these shots are good shots, but lacking any sort of right angle.

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08/12/2003 03:03:35 PM · #2
This is not a Math or Architecture test ,be flexible ,people are trying to be creative here!
08/12/2003 03:06:45 PM · #3
Originally posted by pitsaman:

This is not a Math or Architecture test ,be flexible ,people are trying to be creative here!


I know, and some of the pictures are good and close enough to 90 that it's fine, but there are some random angles in a lot of these.
08/12/2003 03:10:14 PM · #4
I think if the topic is right angles, then the main subject should be composed of right angle(s). if that is the case then the are a few submission that did not meet the requirements of the topic.
08/12/2003 03:11:48 PM · #5
Mine has 60 90° angles and is doing very poorly :-(

Good thing I didn't submit this one

Gate's angles are not visible for a voter who is looking for a Clock with hands at 90"

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08/12/2003 03:16:11 PM · #6
Mine too is filled with right angles and one even suggested me to crop them out! LOL!!!!!

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08/12/2003 03:23:23 PM · #7
I read the instructions to mean that the 90 degree angle(s) had to be the strength of the image and, thus, whether the angle(s) is easily evident or obfuscated (as in the Gates photo Pitsaman posted) I try to score based on the power, emotion and creativity the right angle(s) bring to the composition. If the emotive or creative or structural power of the photo lies in a right angle I have tried to score highly for that. I did score lower a couple of images that had right angles prominently displayed but that were overexposed or OOF but I always commented as to the reason (at least in this challenge I tried to comment on anything below a 5 that I gave)
08/12/2003 03:30:24 PM · #8
My photo has over 50 right angles, but I'll go out on a limb and predict that my score distribution will be bi-modal. I'll have a hump around the 2 score because some people couldn't see the right angles or how they emphasized the subject. Then I'll have a hump about the 5 score from people that were pleased with photo and recognized what I was trying to do. If the distribution isn't bi-modal it will definitely be skewed with the long end of the tail toward the lower end of the scale.

I've read many of the threads about the scoring and rating, but based on the comments I received, I think the bigger issue with this challenge is the level of reading comprehension. Right Angles don't have to be the subject of the photo....they have to produce the strength.
08/12/2003 04:04:34 PM · #9
I'll say I have gotten alot of comments about mine not having a right angle, and this just shows me that people don't always think. First off my picture, didn't show it well, but the objects were at right angles to each other, but what I like about the picture was that on the 2-d plane of the picture, the objects in the picture are visually at right angles to each other.
08/12/2003 05:28:32 PM · #10
Originally posted by MrCaN:

I'll say I have gotten alot of comments about mine not having a right angle, and this just shows me that people don't always think. First off my picture, didn't show it well, but the objects were at right angles to each other, but what I like about the picture was that on the 2-d plane of the picture, the objects in the picture are visually at right angles to each other.

You better do it right ,don't put 3800 club down!
08/12/2003 10:05:25 PM · #11
Mine has right angles, but isn't the actual subject of the picture. I knew wouldn't go over too well with the legalistic folks. It's ok though, cuz I really wanted to show my subject anyway. I knew it wouldn't come out at the top of the list...lol
P.S. I must say that my image apparantly has other problems as well. Some have said it's oe too. It doesn't appear so on my monitor though. I just wanted to clarify that I don't think mine is doing so poorly just because of the subject matter, but also because of quality... :-( I think...no...I KNOW I need a new camera.

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