Early experiment in lines and shadow while on a whirlwind New York museum & theatre spree a couple years ago. Shot on iPhone 8, black and white filter.
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I have always loved this picture. It’s an authentically “Heather Shot”. It’s enormously dense, and complex. The layering of the contrasting lines, and the use of different elements at different depths, come together in a compelling, unique, and striking fashion.. Excellent framing, and composition as well. Beautiful!
Thank you for this feedback! I was still so new to photography at this point, and didn’t understand what I was doing. It’s a bizarre, surreal experience to go back and find these diamonds in the rough.
I have deeply admired your “eye” since the very first times that we shot together. You see phenomenal pics, and then you capture them. That’s roughly 95% of the art of photography, in my humble opinion.
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I have always loved this picture. It’s an authentically “Heather Shot”. It’s enormously dense, and complex. The layering of the contrasting lines, and the use of different elements at different depths, come together in a compelling, unique, and striking fashion.. Excellent framing, and composition as well. Beautiful!
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Thank you for this feedback! I was still so new to photography at this point, and didn’t understand what I was doing. It’s a bizarre, surreal experience to go back and find these diamonds in the rough.
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I have deeply admired your “eye” since the very first times that we shot together. You see phenomenal pics, and then you capture them. That’s roughly 95% of the art of photography, in my humble opinion.
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Great photo. I think black and white was the right choice.
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Thank you!
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Fantastic job.
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