BlackXList
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Always had a soft spot for this one
Show Us Your Greatest Composition
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Vince Lupo
Whatever
Reminds me of that Louis Armstrong quote about Jazz: "Man if you gotta ask, you're never gonna know."
gb hill
Veteran
I agree in the sense that a photograph needs no explanation. The photograph either speaks to you or it doesn't. I find it interesting in how/what was going on in the photographers thoughts when he/she made the photo.
hlockwood
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furbs
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Probably this one. Shot eight years ago on Velvia during a frigid Chicago winter.
Morning jog by ffurbss, on Flickr
Morning jog by ffurbss, on Flickr
Matus
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This one is rather simple and possibly boring for some, but I have not yet mastered more complex compositions. So more simple I keep it, the better the results.
basurf9
Brandon Smith
On the border of UAE and Oman
jultou
Established
Nikon Fe with 28/2.8 Ai, Yellow Grad filter, BW400CN.
Not sure if it my best or it come to my mind because it is recent...
000006320003.jpg by ju_el_an, on Flickr
Not sure if it my best or it come to my mind because it is recent...
000006320003.jpg by ju_el_an, on Flickr
BlackXList
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John Bragg
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Hard to choose one, but this really works for me. Classical composition on the rule of thirds and the road leads you in.
John Bragg
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On the border of UAE and Oman
I like it. Very "Cartier Bresson" !
tuanvinh2000
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this is perhaps my fav:
so many good images in this thread.
so many good images in this thread.
Roninman
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I love this thread and am learning quite a bit about composition. My compositions tend to look a bit symmetrical I guess. I liked the way the moon, Venus and the shimmering moonlight were drawn to you in this shot.
I've never studied photographic composition before so this may be incorrect, but I loved the many colors I saw in this sunset shot. I wanted the image to move from dark up to bright orange. Placing the sun in the right third of the image was more pleasing than straight in the middle which would be my natural tendency. 🙂
I've never studied photographic composition before so this may be incorrect, but I loved the many colors I saw in this sunset shot. I wanted the image to move from dark up to bright orange. Placing the sun in the right third of the image was more pleasing than straight in the middle which would be my natural tendency. 🙂
drinkingeye
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such interesting composition out of dynamic lines, structure, shadow & light! congratulations
this is perhaps my fav:
so many good images in this thread.
f16sunshine
Moderator
Keith, Lynn… These two are a couple of my all time favorites from the gallery. Excellent images.
back alley
IMAGES
i call this 'true love'…it starts with the man tying the shoe of the pregnant woman and extends out to others helping others...
f16sunshine
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This one may not be the greatest but it's my favorite composition.
"Run Away"
"Run Away"
taskoni
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Today is this:
Regards,
Boris
Regards,
Boris
Faintandfuzzy
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One of my favourite street photos is of people simply passing this fellow on the street. Just a bunch of anonymous feet and legs going by.
venchka
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Has anyone counted the number of really good photographs presented here where optical qualities (lp/mm, light falloff, corner sharpness, etc.) of the taking lens matters not? Focus isn't even a pre-requisite.
Wayne
Wayne
