Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Vanishing Point
The vanishing point where the lines come together. A vanishing point can be visible or invisible, but “mentally obvious.” You might not see where the road comes together even though your mind knows where the point will be. It’s invisible … but “you” see it.
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Photo: Garry Armstrong
Blackstone canal
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Marilyn, you have a wonderful vanishing point gallery for us this week. Thanks for playing 😀
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I think the B & W helps to focus on the geometry of it.
Leslie
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Black and white — for me anyway — is all about geometry. I love the angles.
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It really works well…
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What cool examples of this
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If you stand on almost any road or path — or a canal or bridge — it’s very easy to get that vanishing point. I think black and white makes it sharper, though.
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Yes, the contrast adds to the drama of the photo
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When I’m looking for something that will look good in monochrome, I look first for contrast. After that, texture.
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