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ImKayd1 · Jul 11, 2004, 2:05 AM

Just trying some different things.

Suzan

DaveN · Jul 11, 2004, 9:48 AM

I like trying to catch patterns like this too. IMHO I think if you were to leave slightly more of the distant horizon in the view of the shot, it would have added to the depth of the pattern. Like giving the viewer a better idea of the vastness of the rows. Something else I've had work for me is to get different perspectives, like kneeling down and taking the shot, or from higher up (yes, I have balanced my camera atop a fence or guard rail) just to change the view from eyelevel. You may be surprised how a different perspective on different shots might grab people.

Dave...

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Jul 11, 2004, 2:05 AM	#1
ImKayd1 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 1,785	Just trying some different things. Suzan

Jul 11, 2004, 9:48 AM	#2
DaveN Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 101	I like trying to catch patterns like this too. IMHO I think if you were to leave slightly more of the distant horizon in the view of the shot, it would have added to the depth of the pattern. Like giving the viewer a better idea of the vastness of the rows. Something else I've had work for me is to get different perspectives, like kneeling down and taking the shot, or from higher up (yes, I have balanced my camera atop a fence or guard rail) just to change the view from eyelevel. You may be surprised how a different perspective on different shots might grab people. Dave...