perfect! I like symmetry most of the time-it throws me off when things are “off kilter” But sometimes it is just necessary to have things not so lined up- makes it too boring.
And it usually improves the dynamics of a picture. Everything centered can be extremely static. pretty, but stationary. That’s why we add angles and off-center subjects. To add motion and movement. Otherwise, it’s just a snapshot. Take a look at great pictures by other people. Look for the angles. Look for the way your eye gets drawn from one part of the image to another. It’s through looking at pictures taken by other people that I learned photography.
Look for more than the central image. Look for foreground that puts your subject in context and perspective. Look for shadows. And always make sure there isn’t a trash can in the background 😀
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I love this eclectic collection! Seeing familiar things from new angles is always refreshing! Thanks for inspiring! 🙂
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Thank you. These were intentionally simple. Squared off. But sometimes, that’s the best.
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Nice shots Marilyn
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I’d go down the middle of this path!
janet
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And that’s what I did.
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Kewl ShotZ! 😎
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🙂
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Great photos.
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Thanks so much 🙂
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Perfect symmetry!
Leslie
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Thanks. Sometimes, pictures needs to march up the middle to a vanishing point. For me, anyhow, there has to be a vanishing point to make it work.
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perfect! I like symmetry most of the time-it throws me off when things are “off kilter” But sometimes it is just necessary to have things not so lined up- makes it too boring.
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And it usually improves the dynamics of a picture. Everything centered can be extremely static. pretty, but stationary. That’s why we add angles and off-center subjects. To add motion and movement. Otherwise, it’s just a snapshot. Take a look at great pictures by other people. Look for the angles. Look for the way your eye gets drawn from one part of the image to another. It’s through looking at pictures taken by other people that I learned photography.
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thanks Marilyn, I have told you before, your voice is in my head when I holding a camera- now more good things to think about.
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Look for more than the central image. Look for foreground that puts your subject in context and perspective. Look for shadows. And always make sure there isn’t a trash can in the background 😀
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These are terrific symmetry’s. I just like typing that word too. Something very symmetry to it. I really like your last two shots. 🙂
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😀 Symmetry is a symmetrical word 🙂 I do like these kind of pictures, especially when there is a central vanishing point. They are fun. Thanks Cee!
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