I, too, was drawn to a blue wall. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=3932989&l=6344f3a53f&id=591287127 Indeed, I was thinking of your art when I took the above. Now I see your much more subtle picture. I like it very much.
I highly recommend experimenting with a square crop on this kind of picture - I think it has intrinsic merits, but you also get a second chance to tighten the composition!
If you place a square over the "left middle" of your image, for example, something interesting happens -- I like the way the white paper leads out of the frame edge, and it's good to decentre that interesting lighter blue rectangle.
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I, too, was drawn to a blue wall.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=3932989&l=6344f3a53f&id=591287127
Indeed, I was thinking of your art when I took the above. Now I see your much more subtle picture. I like it very much.
Hi Carsten,
I highly recommend experimenting with a square crop on this kind of picture - I think it has intrinsic merits, but you also get a second chance to tighten the composition!
If you place a square over the "left middle" of your image, for example, something interesting happens -- I like the way the white paper leads out of the frame edge, and it's good to decentre that interesting lighter blue rectangle.
Ein Vorschlag nur -- bin kein Photoguru!
Mike
Hi Mike,
this is a late answer, but I wanted to thank you for your suggestion. I agree that a less symmetrical composition would have been more interesting.
And by the way: If you were a photo guru then your blog would be much less interesting.
Best regards,
Carsten
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