The above image is obviously of a peacock, but not a peacock in its entirety. That was done intentionally as moving in closer to a subject produces dramatically different results. It also gets rid of distractions and lets you focus on details that you probably never realized were there. So next time move in a little closer. Promise the results will be rewarding.
The Edge of Exposure
A photographers journey beyond the image.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Capturing More by Moving in Closer
The above image is obviously of a peacock, but not a peacock in its entirety. That was done intentionally as moving in closer to a subject produces dramatically different results. It also gets rid of distractions and lets you focus on details that you probably never realized were there. So next time move in a little closer. Promise the results will be rewarding.
Monday, March 4, 2013
Venturing Away from Civilization
It may be an opinion or a fact, but the notion that farther you venture away from civilization and the hustle and bustle, the subject matter for photography is that much greater. Could it be that when away from civilization things are more untouched? Could it be the accompaniment of serenity that sparks that creative edge? What about the journey to the destination, and that you have come so far you are more motivated to find something captivating. Once the weather breaks in my neck of the woods, I plan on examining all of this while heading out with only my camera and a backpack on my back. More to come...
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