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11/22/2008 07:03:36 PM |
| Lovely! It has all the cotton wool softness that I love about zone shots with enough detail to draw me in to try and see more. |
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11/09/2008 09:29:04 PM |
You really picked up a lot of great shots at that pier, Karen.
I prefer Zoneplate shots like this one because there is so much left to fill in with imagination. (The thin line between abstract reality and surreality is what I find most enjoyable about viewing pinhole/zoneplate works) In this photo I am drawn to the two objects at the end of the pier - the only objects in the photo not formed by straight lines (aside from the fog/waves which is a known). The objects are well-placed in the photo and should, by all rules of photography, be the objects of attention, yet I didn't even see them until I had looked at the photo for several minutes. I love surprises in a photo. I'm guessing the objects are fishermen or tourists peering over the pier, although they could be pelicans, or perhaps it is Nessie sunbathing. Or... maybe I am just dreaming and there is nothing there at all. Well done. |
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11/09/2008 07:34:00 AM |
| In most other cases I'd mention the 'rule' of not splitting the image with the horizon but think it works here. I like it and guess this is the same spot as the other pier shots? |
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