Light areas come to the foreground and shadows seem to recede. Reds move forward and blues recede. Finally, good diagonal lines add additional depth to your images. My example, using diagonals, is a field of flowers:
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Tip #8: Keeping It in Perspective
Photographs by their nature are flat. As a photographer your goal is to add depth and interest to a flat medium. You do that with light, shadow, color, and interesting angles.
Light areas come to the foreground and shadows seem to recede. Reds move forward and blues recede. Finally, good diagonal lines add additional depth to your images. My example, using diagonals, is a field of flowers:
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Light areas come to the foreground and shadows seem to recede. Reds move forward and blues recede. Finally, good diagonal lines add additional depth to your images. My example, using diagonals, is a field of flowers:
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