Shadows and lines. Shadow lines. Have you read the book?
Something my papa told me, take your camera across the streets and shoot to please.
Make the ordinary extraordinary.
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2 comments:
Sliver,
Shadowlines is a good beginning. PLaying with shadows can be fun- try out some more and see if any humans can be introduced along with inanimate street objects, such as the bicycle.The results can be startling.
Cd also try the shadow whileexaggerating some elements of it. It'll be nice to see the result.
Been into photography long, Sliver?
Or should I say Silver. But I'll say that only if you are worth your weight in gold.
Leo A.
the image drew me in immmediately - its simplicity, yet a twist...wonder what would happen if there was some coloured object, like a small plastic tiffin box staring up at the cycle...!
But good stuff....hoping you will graduate to an slr sometime....
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