Lines and curves
by Gary Yeoh
A study of leading lines and curves with this calla from class.
D90 50mm F16 30 sec polarizer natural late afternoon light from window with reflector fill. Cs5, Viveza, TK masks. Thanks for looking and C&C appreciated. Have fallen behind on commenting but will catch up later.
Comments
20 commentsI love those curves and the space crated by the leaf on the viewer's right.
pat
Charlie
And the little blips at the left leaf tip and near the left bottom could go...
Sandy
Brigitte
Albert Darmo
PS : There is a small - next to the leaf tip of the left of the frame. On my monitor the - does not seem to be connected to the main leaf. If you intend to print this, revisit that -.
Pat:
I started off with only the calla and leaf on the right. The image looks okay like two dancers in step with one another but a little tame. I decided to add some tension to the composition by adding a the left leaf as a dark horse trying to cut in - so I am glad you feel 'its crowding in' (smile). May be the left leaf could be a little slimmer or rotated a little??
Sandy, Ram:
The tip of the left leaf is dried up and its pointing directly at the tip of the right leaf. It may be a little dark. I will try to brighten this area or clone it out for the archive copy.
Charlie:
No offence taken. I respect your view and in fact I started photog with that exact view but I have since dropped that 'baggage' and feel more free to express my creativity. By definition all flower arrangements are not natural - it is created by the artist arranging the various natural elements which usually do not grow together in the wild but in fact may be sourced from different parts of the world.
Bob
Take care.