Struck, looking at some of your recent entries, how much negative (sticks) and black space you use, so often in a way I can never come close to. Yet in a 'negative space' themed challenge, you fill all the space with subject and light. Inspired :)
lol this is an interesting pic. Are these hats for sale or just being aired out? I know I'd be pretty excited to buy a hat fresh from the ground hehe. Very quirky - love it!
this is the best negative space photo I've seen so far. This is a complex paradise of negative space, plus the thematic negative space of hats without heads. Brilliant. 10
I'll take the one w/the black ribbon and the felt one lower center! What a creative shot! Lots of texture here. Nut much negative space...I'm trying to see the well lit area as negative space, but it's very hard.
well, I say, that's a lot of hats! This is easily my favorite photograph in the challenge. However, I don't think it's great in terms of negative space. In fact, what I like about this photo is that it is great despite the lack of negative space. There is barely anywhere on the ground without a hat. And the only part of the photo without hats has an equally strange addition, a man with a broken down car. Makes one wonder what it has to do with the hats. Is the man a hat salesman who likes to display his best prize-winning top-of-the-line hat under the hood of his car like a little shrine or is this simply a man who enjoys collecting hats who is having automobile trouble in the middle of a move who is throwing all his hats out of the car (yet keeping them organized in piles (according to what I can't decide) in preparation for transferring them to his friend's car who has offered him a ride?
Makes me think of the children's book "Hats for Sale." Not quite feeling much negative space though. It's a bit too busy to meet any interpretation of that idea, in my book.