Alignment of the next two different - first on the door and sign, 2nd on the window edge - give a very different picture yet are very similar. I would like opinions as to which is better and why!
Wednesday, 11 November 2015
Here are a few quick practice pictures for our week 1 homework. Looking at them, it's harder than I thought to align to the "thirds grid" which I was trying - and introducing a few lines at the same time:
Alignment of the next two different - first on the door and sign, 2nd on the window edge - give a very different picture yet are very similar. I would like opinions as to which is better and why!
Alignment of the next two different - first on the door and sign, 2nd on the window edge - give a very different picture yet are very similar. I would like opinions as to which is better and why!
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Hi Nick
ReplyDeleteI think some of the difficulties you mention are due to the fact that because you have mostly photographed buildings and are using a wide angle lens you are suffering from perspective distortion and so the efforts you are making to use the rule of thirds is diluted, have a go at photographing things other than buildings, even things such as a park bench agains the grass or leaves in the road, almost anything that doesn't rely on straight verticals to look 'right' See you later
Thanks Keith
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