450... It is on the graphical "wall art" which is gold but in color it just looked blah so it is in B&W. Maybe not blah...?
And, sorry for anyone thinking it was a cubic inch engine.
RWNPhoto wrote:
450... It is on the graphical "wall art" which is gold but in color it just looked blah so it is in B&W. Maybe not blah...?
And, sorry for anyone thinking it was a cubic inch engine.
My guess is that you shot this, this way for a reason.
Here is a link to balancing art you might be interested in reading. I am one of those who find “off balance” in photos bothersome.
grandmas wrote:
I am one of those who find “off balance” in photos bothersome.
Yeah. The 450 is near the edge of the wall art thing so can't center it, which I assume you would prefer, unless you have a stark white wall going 90 degrees away on the left 3rd with 450 centered to get the pattern.
Conversely, I find asymmetrical balance interesting ... it may afford more movement than a centrally, uniform weighted might, in many instances.
For a moment, I wondered if the 450 was the number of geometric voids, but it seems to not be the case. Do you know the significance of the number 450 in this one?
RWNPhoto wrote:
Yeah. The 450 is near the edge of the wall art thing so can't center it, which I assume you would prefer, unless you have a stark white wall going 90 degrees away on the left 3rd with 450 centered to get the pattern.
I am getting different vibes with this image. I think it might have been more interesting to me without the 450. I find the background interesting as an abstract.
RustyBug wrote:
For a moment, I wondered if the 450 was the number of geometric voids, but it seems to not be the case. Do you know the significance of the number 450 in this one?
I don't really know any more than you do, but my assumption was that 450 is street number of the property.
