Luminous Landscape Forum
Site & Board Matters => About This Site => Topic started by: Dale Villeponteaux on September 06, 2015, 11:44:36 am
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I suppose we all respond to these forms intuitively, but I hope having them explicitly stated will allow me
to think about them directly. May even help me choose better compositions
Regards,
Dale.
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Kudos to Alasdair Gillespie for a wonderful refresher, all in one place discussion.
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Very nice collection of inspirational images.
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It's sort of like a nice checklist of things to be aware of when looking for images. Nobody should try to get them all into one photo, but if it reminds you to ask yourself questions like "What are the lines doing in this scene?" or "Would a different viewpoint be more/less dynamic?" then it can be helpful.
It's like an abecedarian list of design elements instead of alphabet letters.
Cool!
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Fine examples showing the principles of visual design. Appreciate that you showed examples that are both simple and non-traditional to illustrate these principles. One can abstract anywhere and you have demonstrated this.
JR
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Thank you, John R.! All excellent photographs incorporate some or many of the Elements and Principles.
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Jerrygrasso96 Thank you! I'm glad to hear it was helpful!
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Dale Villeponteaux: Thank you for your comments. Yes, hopefully it will help with better compositions. I know it guides me and the Elements and Principles do become intuitive.
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LesPalenlk: Thank you for your comment. Glad you enjoyed viewing them. More of my images can be viewed at alasdairgillespie.zenfolio.com
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Eric Myrvaagnes:Thank you for your comment...Yes a sort checklist and I agree you wouldn't be able to put all those in one photo. Yes, it should inspire a photographer to ask those questions while shooting. The Elements...L 3S C V T (line, shape, size, space, colour, value, texture) will help to make better photographs.