My Ideal Of Negative Space
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Nightski wrote:
I completely get this, and I love it!
I think there is a lot of wisdom to "we know it when we see it!"
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fstop22 wrote:
Does anyone agree??
Yep, but don't tell the gator.....he considers all his territory as positive space. :D
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Nov 8, 2013 09:07:19 #
Another good example. Notice how it is the shape of the croc that you notice before you notice it is a croc.
Nov 8, 2013 09:07:44 #
Country's Mama wrote:
Another good example. Notice how it is the shape of the croc that you notice before you notice it is a croc.
What a good point!
Nov 8, 2013 09:16:47 #
lighthouse
Loc: No Fixed Abode
I'll be contrary.
No.
But only because you used the word "ideal".
If you had left the "L" off and made it your "idea of negative space" then I would be with you.
It is obvious that there is a bit of variation in types/styles/uses of negative space, so maybe there is no "ideal".
I would have loved to see the gators tail snaking behind.
No.
But only because you used the word "ideal".
If you had left the "L" off and made it your "idea of negative space" then I would be with you.
It is obvious that there is a bit of variation in types/styles/uses of negative space, so maybe there is no "ideal".
I would have loved to see the gators tail snaking behind.
Nov 8, 2013 14:12:02 #
Good use of 3rds and I would agreent that this photograph uses negative space successfully.
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