I am experimenting with black & white and perspective in this post. This week’s photo challenge asks us to work on perspective. Not sure if this answers it, but I am trying to work on that.
I think this is a good interpretation. Not only the telescope is near and the sea is far, the telescope can be used to view the far
Thanks Charlotte. Love your comment. 🙂
Black and white always gives a little more emotion and pattern – nice decision…its all the more interesting as our eye is sent in the area of ”far” to the right, but we don’t get to see…
The monochrome decision was decided by the original post. I just went along with it and thought, well, if it works for the beach scene… I like how you explain it. Yes, if I didn’t know what’s on my far right, it would lead the eye there. Thanks for your thoughtful comment.
Thank you – as always!
yes you’ve achieved it – I like the fact that you have 2 perspectives -‘ the binoculars and the out to sea’ on the horizontal and the vertical ‘disappearing fence’
Thanks Laura. When I took this photo, I just love how the lines of that fence goes straight down the line but I almost crop out the little bend before I posted this because I wasn’t sure if having that bend helps the photo? When I submitted this photo, my focus was just about what’s close – binoculars and what’s far – the ocean and the horizon. I love how you picked up the “disappearing” fence. So glad that I didn’t crop it out, yet I am still second guessing myself about this decision… Also, knowing where this is, that fence isn’t disappearing. Lol. Love that illusion though and thank you also for a very thoughtful and encouraging comment.
This a good photo staying with the subject, “Near and Far”. I love it in black and white because that is where I started out in photography. Good composition.
I think it is a very good start into the beautiful world of monochrome photography 🙂
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
Thanks CCU. 🙂
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Looks great! Love monochrome!
Thanks so much, Judy. 🙂
I think this is a good interpretation. Not only the telescope is near and the sea is far, the telescope can be used to view the far
Thanks Charlotte. Love your comment. 🙂
Black and white always gives a little more emotion and pattern – nice decision…its all the more interesting as our eye is sent in the area of ”far” to the right, but we don’t get to see…
The monochrome decision was decided by the original post. I just went along with it and thought, well, if it works for the beach scene… I like how you explain it. Yes, if I didn’t know what’s on my far right, it would lead the eye there. Thanks for your thoughtful comment.
Thank you – as always!
yes you’ve achieved it – I like the fact that you have 2 perspectives -‘ the binoculars and the out to sea’ on the horizontal and the vertical ‘disappearing fence’
Thanks Laura. When I took this photo, I just love how the lines of that fence goes straight down the line but I almost crop out the little bend before I posted this because I wasn’t sure if having that bend helps the photo? When I submitted this photo, my focus was just about what’s close – binoculars and what’s far – the ocean and the horizon. I love how you picked up the “disappearing” fence. So glad that I didn’t crop it out, yet I am still second guessing myself about this decision… Also, knowing where this is, that fence isn’t disappearing. Lol. Love that illusion though and thank you also for a very thoughtful and encouraging comment.
This a good photo staying with the subject, “Near and Far”. I love it in black and white because that is where I started out in photography. Good composition.
Thanks very much for your feedback. 🙂
Excellent shot! 🙂
Thank you! 🙂