Exposure mode: A
Composition Technique: Worms eye view
Element of Principle of Design:
Description:
This plant is growing through the fence onto my side and climbing.
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I love how tall this photo feels, makes me feel like an ant. I also really enjoy the color differences between the brilliant greens and the duller fence. Maybe sharpening your photo would give your leafs a crisper feel.
ReplyDeleteThe main element I agree is worm's eye view.
ReplyDeleteThe photo has some great contrast and I like how the fence post lines draw the eye upward and climb with the plant.
The only suggestion I would have would be to try a different setting to see if you can bring more detail in from the bottom leaves.
p.s. I can't find Jack!
This is a great worms eye and even a bit of actual leading lines as well. Both the bean stalk and the lines in the fence post help draw the eye upwards. I would suggest trying out the macro mode on your camera to get the bottom leaves in focus and create a deep Depth of Field.
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