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wanderingdawgs.com
John's challenge is to find examples of photographs that feature compositional elements such as lines, patterns, or colors. I see these elements all around me in man made structures and in nature. In the featured image the black walkway on this pedestrian bridge leads your eye to the figure dressed in red at the end... |
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wanderingdawgs.com
Edigio's challenge is to feature images that show two rectangles. He explains "By two rectangles, I mean you have two dominant rectangular areas in your image. For many people, this is one of those compositional tools we use without thinking about it. These rectangles give balance, harmony, and unity to a composition." I had never... |
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stupidityhole.com
Another of these hand photos. This one I didn't use for the other shares as I felt it didn't offer enough for the first four, and the fifth I liked more. Still do, really. However, I still like this one, in terms of texture and tone. It also has a soft, clear look, and I... |
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stupidityhole.com
Taken a good few weeks ago now, after a ride to Tempe station. I like this photo due to the missing details. Everything is still there, but the focus sits on specific parts, and the dark of the early morning reinforces a sense of the quiet. This is my submission into the three hundred-and-sixty-fourth Lens-Artists... |
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