Rev said:umm... yes, if it is cropped bench. The orange wooden texture is very nice but its hard to see that it's a bench. Or... it isnt a bench at all?
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eel said:Rev: The_Cheat is right. I use 'Abstract' when I don't know what to term it lah:embrass: Maybe I should call it study in lines or something...:dunno:
The_Cheat: When you say colour too warm, I'm not sure what you mean. Can elaborate a bit more? As for the grain, do you mean either to get it all in focus or process it so it doesn't become the a distracting element. Basically, to KISS, how dow I KISS?:dunno:
The_Cheat said:KISS? In essay, we usually do it with a ruler and pencil... i.e. STRIKEOUT!
In photographs, we use a ruler and pen-knife... i.e. CROP!! Try cropping it one-third from the top... that one-third should be interesting enough by itself... conversely, can try cropping one-third from the left. that one-third would also be interesting...
oic... then the cropping is actually ok if it's an abstract of a bench to emphasize something that vaguely resemble part of a bench. The diagonal lines & texture (diagonal wooden splinters) are quite interesting. To improve further, maybe uncrop the sides to show more of the diagonal planks or reshoot or crop the bottom 1/3rd (showing little or none of the ground), not to KISS, but to bring out the planks more.eel said:Rev: The_Cheat is right. I use 'Abstract' when I don't know what to term it lah:embrass: Maybe I should call it study in lines or something...:dunno:
Didnt know you're an expert =PThe_Cheat said:That's why it's called abstract mah. Aim to confuse!
eel said:So what do you call what you shoot in your APAD?