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Sep 11, 2011 11:17 |  #1

Just one photo this time: "Web." Let me know what you think.

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Sep 22, 2011 20:36 |  #2

The bridge stand is bit distracted from the web / net of the cables IMHO.
? Tile up bit more to make the bridge stand only 1/4 area


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Sep 22, 2011 21:55 |  #3

x_tan wrote in post #13147981 (external link)
The bridge stand is bit distracted from the web / net of the cables IMHO.

Maybe I'm misunderstand you here, but I thought that was the point?

x_tan wrote in post #13147981 (external link)
? Tile up bit more to make the bridge stand only 1/4 area

I have no idea what you mean by this.


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Sep 22, 2011 22:18 |  #4

The large black brick bridge attract most (unwanted) attention, so the viewer loss the main object (the cable web) you want to present.

So, you might dwarf the large brick bridge by tilting the lens away from it, then the cable web should be more noticeable.


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Sep 22, 2011 22:55 |  #5

x_tan wrote in post #13148523 (external link)
The large black brick bridge attract most (unwanted) attention, so the viewer loss the main object (the cable web) you want to present.

So, you might dwarf the large brick bridge by tilting the lens away from it, then the cable web should be more noticeable.

Though I see your point, the cables go to the bridge, so I'm not sure how you would accomplish that :confused:.


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Sep 22, 2011 23:14 |  #6

You might try to put the camera on top of the main cable, use f/22 something, and the cable 'cut through' the picture about 30 degrees or something.

Then the viewers have no choice, but have to follow where the cable run.


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Sep 23, 2011 10:57 |  #7

I really like this perspective. The concept was well executed.


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