Tom Conway wrote:
Image assembled & shot in my Square Foot Studio, Cincinnati, Ohio USA. Comments encouraged.
Equipment used: Nikon Z7, Nikon 70-180 macro lens, tripod, remote cord. Natural light from the left & one bare bulb at extreme rear.
I like this Tom! Your artistic creativity is well shown here. You prioritized mood, color, and abstract shapes over technical sharpness. You are using the "subjects" as the context in your frame.
Well done!
Obviously you planned this composition. What was your intention conveyed here?
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
I like this Tom! Your artistic creativity is well shown here. You prioritized mood, color, and abstract shapes over technical sharpness. You are using the "subjects" as the context in your frame.
Well done!
Obviously you planned this composition. What was your intention conveyed here?
Dan
Dan: Appreciate your insightful comment. My intention centered on the two colors of blue & yellow, situated on the neutral tan/brown tone of the wood. Wanted to emphasize how they complement one & other in this image & elsewhere.
Tom Conway wrote:
Dan: Appreciate your insightful comment. My intention centered on the two colors of blue & yellow, situated on the neutral tan/brown tone of the wood. Wanted to emphasize how they complement one & other in this image & elsewhere.
My intention centered on the two colors of blue & yellow, My premise exactly Tom! "You prioritized mood, color, and abstract shapes over technical sharpness....." Now my comment was NOT from intuitive knowledge of the subject but something that stuck with me from photographer lectures and how the photographer of the exhibition viewd "motion" in all aspects of the term.
Danpbphoto wrote: My intention centered on the two colors of blue & yellow, My premise exactly Tom! "You prioritized mood, color, and abstract shapes over technical sharpness....." Now my comment was NOT from intuitive knowledge of the subject but something that stuck with me from photographer lectures and how the photographer of the exhibition viewd "motion" in all aspects of the term.
You did an excellent job!
Dan
Thanks again, Dan. Your informative opinion/comment is always helpful. Tom.
