Crystal Glass
Slinky0390
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well, for lack of better words, i'm pretty much grounded.. and an itchy trigger finger doesnt help when i dont have the keys to my truck to get to the old church i wanted to shoot.. so around 12 last night i needed to take a picture of something.. its nothing spectacular, the only thing i did to it was convert to B&W because the light hitting the crystal refracted into a rainbow of colors.. i would love to know what you think of it, anything you like, if you think it sucks, what you wouldve done different, all C&C welcome. quality isnt that great, but i wasnt going to post a 3000 pixel photo.
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I would have shot this much tighter, nearly filling the frame, because it's been pounded into my head by every book I have read to fill the frame with the subject. But I would have missed this shot entirely. Your composition goes from being a study of crystal, to a piece of art. Thanks for teaching me something today!
Jamie
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jamie
I don't believe I am saying this but here goes.
I love this shot but wonder if you cropped it a bit so the Crystal Glass in not in the center but rather to one side if that would work a little better.
Says she, who is well known for centering absolutely everything she shoots
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yeah, i just realized that, i out today getting some shots and 109.12% of them have the subject centered
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