Challenge Aug. 13-15, 2015.....Square Format and Composition
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge and to those who participated. It was a fun challenge and I loved viewing all the beautiful images.
So now, are you ready for the next Challenge? 'Square Format and Composition'. The square format includes these six elements: Balance, Space, Simplicity, Shape, Central Composition, and Black and White.
Following are two links on this subject. The second link provides ten tips for 'Instagram' square photos that I also found very interesting.
http://digital-photography-school.com/6-lessons-the-square-format-can-teach-you-about-composition/http://iphonephotographyschool.com/square-composition/If we determine an image we have captured would be further enhanced, we crop. This challenge is a study of the 'square crop'. I found the above links interesting and an reinforcement of what I have learned (or trying to learn) from all of you.
So let's see what you have and if you desire, share what element of the above 6 your square crop meets.....and Have Fun!!
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Worked in square format to find 'Balance'
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An example of 'Space' and/or 'Simplicity'
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Irenejb wrote:
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge and to those who participated. It was a fun challenge and I loved viewing all the beautiful images.
So now, are you ready for the next Challenge? 'Square Format and Composition'. The square format includes these six elements: Balance, Space, Simplicity, Shape, Central Composition, and Black and White.
Following are two links on this subject. The second link provides ten tips for 'Instagram' square photos that I also found very interesting.
Love that Frog!
http://digital-photography-school.com/6-lessons-the-square-format-can-teach-you-about-composition/http://iphonephotographyschool.com/square-composition/If we determine an image we have captured would be further enhanced, we crop. This challenge is a study of the 'square crop'. I found the above links interesting and an reinforcement of what I have learned (or trying to learn) from all of you.
So let's see what you have and if you desire, share what element of the above 6 your square crop meets.....and Have Fun!!
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Interesting subject...will read up and try it out! Thanks for hosting and your kind words for Vivid Challenge!Be back.. :thumbup: :thumbup:
Bushido
Loc: No Where and Every Where
This will be very interesting to watch Irene. I started out with a square format camera and had to crop them into rectangles. Now I will see the reverse process on this challenge. Great idea.
Irenejb wrote:
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge and to those who participated. It was a fun challenge and I loved viewing all the beautiful images.
So now, are you ready for the next Challenge? 'Square Format and Composition'. The square format includes these six elements: Balance, Space, Simplicity, Shape, Central Composition, and Black and White.
Following are two links on this subject. The second link provides ten tips for 'Instagram' square photos that I also found very interesting.
http://digital-photography-school.com/6-lessons-the-square-format-can-teach-you-about-composition/http://iphonephotographyschool.com/square-composition/If we determine an image we have captured would be further enhanced, we crop. This challenge is a study of the 'square crop'. I found the above links interesting and an reinforcement of what I have learned (or trying to learn) from all of you.
So let's see what you have and if you desire, share what element of the above 6 your square crop meets.....and Have Fun!!
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge a... (
show quote)
Irenejb wrote:
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge and to those who participated. It was a fun challenge and I loved viewing all the beautiful images.
So now, are you ready for the next Challenge? 'Square Format and Composition'. The square format includes these six elements: Balance, Space, Simplicity, Shape, Central Composition, and Black and White.
Following are two links on this subject. The second link provides ten tips for 'Instagram' square photos that I also found very interesting.
http://digital-photography-school.com/6-lessons-the-square-format-can-teach-you-about-composition/http://iphonephotographyschool.com/square-composition/If we determine an image we have captured would be further enhanced, we crop. This challenge is a study of the 'square crop'. I found the above links interesting and an reinforcement of what I have learned (or trying to learn) from all of you.
So let's see what you have and if you desire, share what element of the above 6 your square crop meets.....and Have Fun!!
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge a... (
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Frog on the window captured 8/10 (Central Composition) and Sunflower photographed today with Canon T3i (Balance)
Thanks for hosting!
This looks like a very different, challenge and interesting. I'll be back tomorrow, Love the "Simplicity" with color and frog
Irenejb wrote:
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge and to those who participated. It was a fun challenge and I loved viewing all the beautiful images.
So now, are you ready for the next Challenge? 'Square Format and Composition'. The square format includes these six elements: Balance, Space, Simplicity, Shape, Central Composition, and Black and White.
Following are two links on this subject. The second link provides ten tips for 'Instagram' square photos that I also found very interesting.
http://digital-photography-school.com/6-lessons-the-square-format-can-teach-you-about-composition/http://iphonephotographyschool.com/square-composition/If we determine an image we have captured would be further enhanced, we crop. This challenge is a study of the 'square crop'. I found the above links interesting and an reinforcement of what I have learned (or trying to learn) from all of you.
So let's see what you have and if you desire, share what element of the above 6 your square crop meets.....and Have Fun!!
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge a... (
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I can see I will learn much from this challenge Irene. Will see you tomorrow.
Irenejb wrote:
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge and to those who participated. It was a fun challenge and I loved viewing all the beautiful images.
So now, are you ready for the next Challenge? 'Square Format and Composition'. The square format includes these six elements: Balance, Space, Simplicity, Shape, Central Composition, and Black and White.
Following are two links on this subject. The second link provides ten tips for 'Instagram' square photos that I also found very interesting.
http://digital-photography-school.com/6-lessons-the-square-format-can-teach-you-about-composition/http://iphonephotographyschool.com/square-composition/If we determine an image we have captured would be further enhanced, we crop. This challenge is a study of the 'square crop'. I found the above links interesting and an reinforcement of what I have learned (or trying to learn) from all of you.
So let's see what you have and if you desire, share what element of the above 6 your square crop meets.....and Have Fun!!
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge a... (
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Irenejb wrote:
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge and to those who participated. It was a fun challenge and I loved viewing all the beautiful images.
So now, are you ready for the next Challenge? 'Square Format and Composition'. The square format includes these six elements: Balance, Space, Simplicity, Shape, Central Composition, and Black and White.
Following are two links on this subject. The second link provides ten tips for 'Instagram' square photos that I also found very interesting.
http://digital-photography-school.com/6-lessons-the-square-format-can-teach-you-about-composition/http://iphonephotographyschool.com/square-composition/If we determine an image we have captured would be further enhanced, we crop. This challenge is a study of the 'square crop'. I found the above links interesting and an reinforcement of what I have learned (or trying to learn) from all of you.
So let's see what you have and if you desire, share what element of the above 6 your square crop meets.....and Have Fun!!
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge a... (
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Irene thank you for hosting the challenge, A great start I like the frog well done.
Sweet dog I met on the Riverwalk. He was one of three with a fisherman and his face just appealed to me so I snapped his picture.
My favorite camera was a twin-lens medium-format Automatic Rolleiflex, which had a square 2-1/4 x 2-1.4 inch ground-glass screen, viewed from above. The screen was divided into 12 squares to help align the verticals and/or horizontals, if you wanted to. Composing on a square ground-glass tempts you to fill the screen, and I often did. But professional magazine photographers usually want to please an editor with an oblong format, hoping for a full-page image. I certainly don't want to suggest that these images are the best way to compose a square format image, but I submit them for your comments.
Irene, I'd like to add another element of composition, "tension." This involves finding a relationship between two or more components of the image. I usually work for a diagonal flow across the image. A diagonal is the most powerful element, arousing interest because it indicates instability. Just a thought.
Outdoor restaurant in Rockefeller Center, New York City
Unswanky on the French Riviera
Crossing the Grand Canyon in a bucket
Irenejb wrote:
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge and to those who participated. It was a fun challenge and I loved viewing all the beautiful images.
So now, are you ready for the next Challenge? 'Square Format and Composition'. The square format includes these six elements: Balance, Space, Simplicity, Shape, Central Composition, and Black and White.
Following are two links on this subject. The second link provides ten tips for 'Instagram' square photos that I also found very interesting.
http://digital-photography-school.com/6-lessons-the-square-format-can-teach-you-about-composition/http://iphonephotographyschool.com/square-composition/If we determine an image we have captured would be further enhanced, we crop. This challenge is a study of the 'square crop'. I found the above links interesting and an reinforcement of what I have learned (or trying to learn) from all of you.
So let's see what you have and if you desire, share what element of the above 6 your square crop meets.....and Have Fun!!
Thank you Judy for hosting the 'Vivid' Challenge a... (
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Interesting challenge Irene, I love working a lot of my work square so hope to join in later
Frog is a great example
Bushido wrote:
This will be very interesting to watch Irene. I started out with a square format camera and had to crop them into rectangles. Now I will see the reverse process on this challenge. Great idea.
Square, rectangle, square, seems you have gone the full circle Bushido
Osuzzannah wrote:
Sweet dog I met on the Riverwalk. He was one of three with a fisherman and his face just appealed to me so I snapped his picture.
Beautiful dog portrait Osuzzannah
RichardQ wrote:
My favorite camera was a twin-lens medium-format Automatic Rolleiflex, which had a square 2-1/4 x 2-1.4 inch ground-glass screen, viewed from above. The screen was divided into 12 squares to help align the verticals and/or horizontals, if you wanted to. Composing on a square ground-glass tempts you to fill the screen, and I often did. But professional magazine photographers usually want to please an editor with an oblong format, hoping for a full-page image. I certainly don't want to suggest that these images are the best way to compose a square format image, but I submit them for your comments.
Irene, I'd like to add another element of composition, "tension." This involves finding a relationship between two or more components of the image. I usually work for a diagonal flow across the image. A diagonal is the most powerful element, arousing interest because it indicates instability. Just a thought.
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Good set of images Richard, #1 is a favourite with me :thumbup: :thumbup:
Making a splash
Space and shape seem to fit this work
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