Guitar project

[imagemaker46]

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[MLeeK]

Love his tattoo. THe blinds and the face are wonky. So is the bump on his back here.

 

[imagemaker46]

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[Light Guru]

You titled the post guitar project bet the photo subject is his tattoo and you can barely even tell that there is a guitar in the photo. How is this a "Guitar Project"?

 

[imagemaker46]

You titled the post guitar project bet the photo subject is his tattoo and you can barely even tell that there is a guitar in the photo. How is this a "Guitar Project"?

If you read the first line in my post about "just starting to put a series of images together" Series being the word. Photo subject isn't the tattoo, just part of the image.

 

[imagemaker46]

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[Light Guru]

I've just started playing around with putting a series of images together of my son.

You titled the post guitar project bet the photo subject is his tattoo and you can barely even tell that there is a guitar in the photo. How is this a "Guitar Project"?

If you read the first line in my post about "just starting to put a series of images together" Series being the word. Photo subject isn't the tattoo, just part of the image.

I did read it and there you day its about your son. So again how is it a "Guitar Project like the subject of the post says?

 

[imagemaker46]

Really, that's your comment, the title is wrong? My son is a guitar player.

 

[Tuffythepug]

The 2nd shot would be better without the distracting band of bright light across the top of the frame. Consider a tighter crop to just the top of the last tuning button. Otherwise it's ok.

 

[imagemaker46]

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[Light Guru]

Really, that's your comment, the title is wrong? My son is a guitar player.

Titles can meal a LOT when it comes to photography. Say I'm a guitar lover and I went to an exhibit titled "Guitar" only to find out that the exhibit was about the photographers son and there happened to be a guitar in one of the many photos. Your going to be quite disappointed.

So what is it? A guitar project or a project about your son. They are two vary different things.

 

[imagemaker46]

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[rexbobcat]

Titles can meal a LOT when it comes to photography. Say I'm a guitar lover and I went to an exhibit titled "Guitar" only to find out that the exhibit was about the photographers son and there happened to be a guitar in one of the many photos. Your going to be quite disappointed.

So what is it? A guitar project or a project about your son. They are two vary different things.

How about you interpret the title however you wish. Dictating to the creator of something about how they should title something because it seems misleading to you is not very artful. Heh.

You must be really good at math.

 

[Light Guru]

All I'm saying is that if its a project about your son don't call it a project about a guitar.

 

[gsgary]

Tell you what, there won't be any guitars sitting by themselves, so don't bother checking back to see if there will be. It is a project that involves my son and a guitar. I don't need a lecture on how to title a thread, it was the first thing and the simplest one I came up with. Sorry to upset your apple cart.

No need to act like a Richard Cranium on this.

Whos Richard Cranium ?