Robin Usagani
Been spending a lot of time on here!
- Joined
- Jun 6, 2010
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- Denver, CO
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Gosh derrel... You always confuse me. So you agree or disagree??
Indeed; when the horizon line cuts through the head, it creates a feeling of three-dimensionality, and provides depth clues to the human visual system. Gotta be careful doing that...when the subject's head overlaps the horizon line, it makes the person seem almost three-dimensional, almost like she's gonna' pop off the screen and come to life and say something horrible, like, "Daddy! Will you buy me the new Barbie Corvette battery car? It only costs three hundred and ninety-nine dollars-ez at Toys- R-Us!" Don't want people to look too life-like in pictures...Watch for horizon line or other line like the grass on #2 cutting trough the head. Good job man. I like the way the catch light look on her eyes.