'08 Assignment- "REFLECTIONS" -No Due date

tomblacklock · Nov 6, 2009

hello, this is my first post here but i thought i would try and put something up.

thankyou
sorry guys i cant really figure how to put it into the pst as well

johngpt · Nov 6, 2009

Hobbes said:

Hobbes!

:thumbup:

johngpt · Nov 6, 2009

tomblacklock said:
hello, this is my first post here but i thought i would try and put something up.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2427/3991649690_380b08e3d7_b.jpg

thankyou
sorry guys i cant really figure how to put it into the pst as well

Tom, once you copy the flickr url as you have it above, roll your cursor over the icons above the dialog box until you see the hint for the one that says INSERT IMAGE. Click that icon. It looks sorta orange with something like a gray envelope in front of it. On my screen it's the second in from the right.

When that dialog box opens, paste in your url and click enter. It's now inserted into your reply comment.

Or in your post above, you could just click on edit, and type

directly after your url. And voilà, your image will appear in the post you've already made.

Then follow the instructions above in future posts.

Dominantly · Nov 6, 2009

Taken in a super Haunted House.....

And Moonrise while backpacking

icassell · Nov 7, 2009

kundalini · Nov 7, 2009

icassell · Nov 8, 2009

bentcountershaft · Nov 8, 2009

Pugs · Nov 9, 2009

These are from back in early September. I'm struggling as to which composition I prefer so any feedback is welcome.

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2.

johngpt · Nov 9, 2009

Pugs said:
These are from back in early September. I'm struggling as to which composition I prefer so any feedback is welcome.

1.

2.

Both are excellent. The first is more balanced. The first image carries the eye with the perspective of the dark building, and then the eye also looks 'into' the windows seeing the reflections.

The second has a lot of dark to one side, a lot of light to the other. The second has that tall well lit tower taking the eye up and there isn't much to bring the eye back, other than the strong light flare at the perfect juncture of thirds.

15Nov09: Came back to these. The more I look at the second one, the more I like it. That diagonal from low right to upper left is very cool. It's very geometric in its composition.