You are starting to master the art of finding beautiful elements from nature..the usually overlooked ones..I am having a difficult time trying to put it into words. But I hope you uinderstand.
Also when composing for a picture..try using the Rule of Thirds... This is a technique in composition in which a medium is divided into thirds, thus creating aesthetic positions for the primary elements of a design..here a photograph.
Apply it by dividing the medium into thirds both vertically and horizontally, creating an invisible grid of 9 rectangles and 4 intersections. The primary element of a design should then be positioned on an intersection of the grid. The asymetry of the resulting composition is generally interesting to look at. Aesthetic also...Greeks used to call it the Golden Ratio.
Whoa...feels like I have delivered a lecture on Composition!
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You are starting to master the art of finding beautiful elements from nature..the usually overlooked ones..I am having a difficult time trying to put it into words. But I hope you uinderstand.
Also when composing for a picture..try using the Rule of Thirds...
This is a technique in composition in which a medium is divided into thirds, thus creating aesthetic positions for the primary elements of a design..here a photograph.
Apply it by dividing the medium into thirds both vertically and horizontally, creating an invisible grid of 9 rectangles and 4 intersections. The primary element of a design should then be positioned on an intersection of the grid. The asymetry of the resulting composition is generally interesting to look at. Aesthetic also...Greeks used to call it the Golden Ratio.
Whoa...feels like I have delivered a lecture on Composition!
Well, yes, I AM aware of the golden ratio, but it just wasn't working out here...
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