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01/30/2010 11:05:29 PM |
| Excellent example of the technique. If he were looking any other direction it probably wouldn't work so well. |
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01/29/2010 05:33:56 PM |
| Interesting photo - like the conrast against background but shoulder (?) at left distracts a bit |
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01/24/2010 12:53:07 PM |
| Nice to see this with the overlay. Fascinating to look at this in more detail. Rather like it though |
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01/21/2010 08:57:16 AM |
WoW! This is deep man. Thanks for sharing your method. Interesting.
I like the landscapes in your portfolio along with other shots! There is a certain neatness in your composition (without them become plastic),
that is wonderful. Now I can guess what care you take to compose.
Wonderful shot! Does this kind of composition come immediately or in an instant. I ask this question because in the picture above, you might not have much time to compose and shoot, as the subject is a person. |
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01/19/2010 04:02:49 PM |
| I like the man and background, but finds the second shoulder distracting? |
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01/17/2010 10:35:22 PM |
| So much character in his face and so commanding. He really makes the shot. |
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01/16/2010 12:37:47 PM |
| The only thing that seems strange to me is his skin color. I don't know if it's the result of a reflection, or a tone you chose, but I feel sorry for him if he is that blue lol. It makes him look like he is ill. But the whole tone tho does enhance the sense of feeling cold. Brrrr |
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01/16/2010 04:56:41 AM |
| Yer a loony. Even so, it works. This one combines chaos and composition (or appears to). Maybe it's just the old fella, but there's a sense of profound and portentous in it... |
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01/16/2010 02:45:48 AM |
| Interesting fellow, I too, like his posture. |
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01/15/2010 10:51:49 PM |
| The composition doesn't really work for me I guess, the placement of the subject with regards to the golden mean and Fibonacci is fine, but the negatives (Really bright bank entrance, shoulder on the left, blue skin tones, slightly tilted) out weight those patterns. All just my opinion and photographic tastes of course. |
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01/15/2010 07:10:30 PM |
| Well seen! A very pleasing composition. |
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01/15/2010 04:57:01 AM |
i made the error of goggleing "golden ratio and Fibonacci sequence "
man that did my head in lol
i really like the image and his posture gives the impression he is deep in thought |
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01/15/2010 01:03:36 AM |
| I think this is very well composed |
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01/14/2010 11:24:06 PM |
Originally posted by jomari:
It is a very nicely composed image. At what stage did the golden ratio and Fibonacci sequence get involved - as you set up the shot, or when you cropped it? It must take a fair bit of effort to take photos if you have this in mind from the beginning. I like the opposition of colours in the two points of interest. |
In general, I kind of look for a square that fill up most of the composition, around 2/3 of the image. In this case I noticed the man was nicely framed just outside of the square. Here is another example of mine, where I looked for the square in my composition.
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01/14/2010 11:17:16 PM |
| It is a very nicely composed image. At what stage did the golden ratio and Fibonacci sequence get involved - as you set up the shot, or when you cropped it? It must take a fair bit of effort to take photos if you have this in mind from the beginning. I like the opposition of colours in the two points of interest. |
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01/14/2010 11:04:55 PM |
Originally posted by EL-ROI:
Whoa... hold on there... the golden ratio and Fibonacci sequence patterns in composition? That sounds pretty advanced. Explain a little more please?? I'm not seeing the overlay in the thumb you have linked in your comments. |
sorry linked wrong thumbnail! |
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01/14/2010 10:58:27 PM |
| Whoa... hold on there... the golden ratio and Fibonacci sequence patterns in composition? That sounds pretty advanced. Explain a little more please?? I'm not seeing the overlay in the thumb you have linked in your comments. |
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