I appreciate the nuances in architecture and light that you are starting to find. It's evidence of you looking hard and trying to push past the surface.
When looking at your last couple of posts, my one criticism is that you are getting stuck in the deadpan view-camera aesthetic. I'd try to find a different vantage or arrange the space a little differently.
Thanks Bill for your comments. I agree that too many of them have a deadpan / frontal view with straight or perpendicular lines. It works well for some images, but then gets repetitive.
It's really challenging to shoot these flat surfaces in other ways - but that is my next task.
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Hi Lily,
I appreciate the nuances in architecture and light that you are starting to find. It's evidence of you looking hard and trying to push past the surface.
When looking at your last couple of posts, my one criticism is that you are getting stuck in the deadpan view-camera aesthetic. I'd try to find a different vantage or arrange the space a little differently.
But I definitely like the progress.
Bill
Thanks Bill for your comments. I agree that too many of them have a deadpan / frontal view with straight or perpendicular lines. It works well for some images, but then gets repetitive.
It's really challenging to shoot these flat surfaces in other ways - but that is my next task.
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