You are truly evoking a dialogue within the space you captured, especially for the ones with a large depth of field. My favorite photo is the fourth one. The subtle yet wide range of values and composition welcome viewers to enter their spaces. the most striking feature of the fourth photo successfully divides the composition in half, balancing the dark and lights to frame the windows of the house. One can envision just what lies beyond the glass as the viewer's eyes follow the organic forms of vegetation towards geometric structures that support the house.
Overall the photos capture the essence of their location in part of the careful consideration of the composition with nature and human structures. Keep practicing blurred motion you are on the right track. Also consider in adding a bit more contrast or looking for the very dark. Build on the values to enrich the overall composition for future shootings. Keep up the good work!
I really do love the image of the old building in Micanopy. The angle at which you shot it at is unique. When first looking at the image you don't notice the building because of the vines growing over it. It blends in really well with the texture of the image and the foliage in the background. The use of foreground, background, and the tree is important in framing the house and drawing the eye to it. Great composition!
You are truly evoking a dialogue within the space you captured, especially for the ones with a large depth of field. My favorite photo is the fourth one. The subtle yet wide range of values and composition welcome viewers to enter their spaces. the most striking feature of the fourth photo successfully divides the composition in half, balancing the dark and lights to frame the windows of the house. One can envision just what lies beyond the glass as the viewer's eyes follow the organic forms of vegetation towards geometric structures that support the house.
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I really do love the image of the old building in Micanopy. The angle at which you shot it at is unique. When first looking at the image you don't notice the building because of the vines growing over it. It blends in really well with the texture of the image and the foliage in the background. The use of foreground, background, and the tree is important in framing the house and drawing the eye to it. Great composition!
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