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Day 242-Daily Challenge Date 8-29-2012 Composition
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Aug 29, 2012 19:41:43   #
PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area
 
Dutchbug wrote:
OK here is my attempt!...Off to work I go!!


p9 Really like that sculpture.

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Aug 29, 2012 19:42:59   #
Smokenmirrorss Loc: WV
 
Peanut wrote:
Smokenmirrorss wrote:
RiverNan wrote:
thanks Sher...and to think in January I barely knew how to open a file in Photoshop Elements...
still cant wait for GG to show us all Layers...im looking forward to that.

Sher wrote:
RiverNan wrote:
no one pp'd on my flower cepting maybe that bee!

but since you mention it i could....
Sher wrote:
RiverNan wrote:
Great start to the day Pea
hahahahah

Heading into Philly tomorrow so Ill probably wait until i return so I can post something new.


Very nice... The bee is right at the intersection.. Love the pp


Well.... Went back and looked and now i see.. I guess the shriveling on the leaves is life's pp.... I like it, and the new one... Talent girl, ya got talent!
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thanks Sher...and to think in January I barely kne... (show quote)


Yea! When is that???? I love me some layers... In with the good parts, out with the bad parts - kind of a reverse fast-food resteraunt concept, if you know what I mean? I gotta pack.
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Have a FUN trip and shoot lots!!!
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:thumbup:

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Aug 29, 2012 19:43:35   #
PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area
 
jimber wrote:
RiverNan wrote:
There are numerous compositional elements that contribute to a successful image. One of them, The Rule of Thirds, can enhance the impact of a scene by increasing harmony or adding tension. The Rule of Thirds was discovered by the Greeks and has been used for thousands of years by artists.
Imagine your photo is divided into 9 equal segments by 2 vertical and 2 horizontal lines. The Rule of Thirds says you should place your subject along one of those lines or at the points where they intersect. Try using this concept as you go out and shoot today and see what happens when followed, or not! Remember most rules are meant to be broken except this one, PEANUT SAID TO HAVE FUN!
Happy shooting...
There are numerous compositional elements that con... (show quote)


Here are some I have. I've made an attempt to use the rule of thirds whether when taking the photo or later during pp.
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P10 The rock ledge with goose in mist is WOW. Like butterfly #1 too - simple, good use of "space"

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Aug 29, 2012 19:43:55   #
RiverNan Loc: Eastern Pa
 
subroto mukerji wrote:
markar wrote:
subroto mukerji wrote:
markar wrote:
Hope this follows the rule, Pea.


Page 1: markar, went back for another looksee. That photo of the sweet little girl getting her share of Easter eggs, that one was heart-warming, love it. Very well composed, too. God bless all you lovely and happy people over there...you deserve it.


Thank you, subroto. Hey, you deserve it too.
The girl is my niece, Emily. She is indeed sweet and just on the edge of ..do I believe in the Easter Bunny?

I think all of us on UHH are so happy to have found a friendly 'photo guy' in India.
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Ahhh, childhood -- so fleeting an experience ! As regards the sentiments about the photo guy, I assure you the feeling is mutual, and I'm sure I'm by far the richer for the cross cultural exchange. I thank Providence for having given me a warm, happy, multi-talented family...it's so good to be here.
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: happy people make happy people

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Aug 29, 2012 19:45:32   #
PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area
 
JacLee wrote:
Have a Happy Wednesday every one


p12 JacLee - so easy to see your real love is flowers.

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Aug 29, 2012 19:46:17   #
PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area
 
woodsliv wrote:
I'll give it a try


p12 Great "try". That heron is so clear

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Aug 29, 2012 19:47:16   #
PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area
 
subroto mukerji wrote:
Last minute entries...


p12 Is that lawn mower as old as it looks?

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Aug 29, 2012 19:48:09   #
PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area
 
PIXChuck wrote:
Peanut wrote:
Ok folks i have to work today for a couple of hours..thought i was free but noooooo sooooo will be back in a bit....


Here's mine!


p12 Easy to see you are passionate about "things that fly".

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Aug 29, 2012 19:50:36   #
PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area
 
laskalass wrote:
TO SEE RULE OF THIRDS.....if you open a photo in either photo shop or corel ..and click on crop.....it should come up withy the rule of thirds grid. There is also a grid setting on canon and nikon...I know this but of course when I looked in my camera I couldnt find it....but Ill get out the canon guide book and find it.




RiverNan wrote:
There are numerous compositional elements that contribute to a successful image. One of them, The Rule of Thirds, can enhance the impact of a scene by increasing harmony or adding tension. The Rule of Thirds was discovered by the Greeks and has been used for thousands of years by artists.
Imagine your photo is divided into 9 equal segments by 2 vertical and 2 horizontal lines. The Rule of Thirds says you should place your subject along one of those lines or at the points where they intersect. Try using this concept as you go out and shoot today and see what happens when followed, or not! Remember most rules are meant to be broken except this one, PEANUT SAID TO HAVE FUN!
Happy shooting...
There are numerous compositional elements that con... (show quote)
TO SEE RULE OF THIRDS.....if you open a photo in e... (show quote)


Hi, Laska - love the feel of speed in your biker

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Aug 29, 2012 19:50:59   #
Peanut Loc: St Augustine, Fl
 
loguey wrote:
Hi guys missed you all... their should be a law about changing Avitar's LOL
well here is my rules of thirds photo.... i also included the before so you could see that you can crop after you shoot... LOL. you got to do what you can to get the shot... I"m sorry the after isn't real sharp.
love you all.... I'll be back again someday.


Jim..have missed you and that sense of humor! Wonderful example!! What would we do without cropping??? lol

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Aug 29, 2012 19:52:44   #
loguey Loc: Osteen FL
 
Peanut wrote:
loguey wrote:
Hi guys missed you all... their should be a law about changing Avitar's LOL
well here is my rules of thirds photo.... i also included the before so you could see that you can crop after you shoot... LOL. you got to do what you can to get the shot... I"m sorry the after isn't real sharp.
love you all.... I'll be back again someday.


Jim..have missed you and that sense of humor! Wonderful example!! What would we do without cropping??? lol


:D

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Aug 29, 2012 19:52:51   #
PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area
 
Peanut wrote:
PAToGraphy wrote:
Peanut wrote:
i don't know how long you have been shooting but stopping and looking first helps.... snapshots are easy ..composing takes a little more effort!


pgl wrote:
I still have to stop & think about composition.


p17 Totally agree, Pea. Stop, look compose, shoot and if that is a habit then, when you get in situations that call for "quick! shoot!" (like kids and animals) you'll have greater success - it becomes "automatic" to a degree.
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Yes i was with the girls a few days ago and they move right along so had be on "automatic" and got a good one because no time to sit there haha
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p24 :thumbup:

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Aug 29, 2012 19:53:59   #
PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area
 
Sher wrote:
Went to the botanical gardens. And a couple from the airshow on Saturday.....


p24 Great capture in the first of air show.

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Aug 29, 2012 19:56:28   #
PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area
 
jfantasma wrote:
After looking at all these awesome pictures, I thought to myself about when I compose my pictures. I feel as if some of us just have these artistic skills automatically. Like me for instance, I was taking pictures using the rule of thirds and didn't even know about it until today. To me it doesn't matter if the subject is center framed or not as long as the picture accomplishes what it is meant to. My experience had been; I see something I like, maybe a tree with a reflection on the water. I want to focus on a tall tree but at the same time I want the reflection to be clear as well. So I play with my camera until I get the composition just the way I want it. Then I try to remember the settings for another day. Regardless of all this everyone that has posted today has amazing talent. Photography is not as simple as picking up the camera and pushing that button. It is far more technical to get the "good" shots we desire. If I take a picture with my mind on taking an award winning picture, then every shot to ME is a winner. Thank you everyone it has been a great day, I learned something new and plan to use it in my photography journey. I can't get enough of this forum.
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p24 WARNING: UHH can become addictive. Or is it the photography that is addictive and drives us to UHH?? No matter; I'm just addicted.

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Aug 29, 2012 19:57:13   #
PAToGraphy Loc: Portland ME area
 
meo62 wrote:
ok here is my attempt at rule of thirds
Roadrunner wrote:
Rule of thirds in Maine....There y'go Pea...Lincolnville & Rockport


p24 Like the lines in the 3rd shot, Meo.

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