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- beth
- Vermont, United States
- Just back from Japan, follow my adventures and growth as a photographer.
Thursday, 24 February 2011
Natural Framing
Framing a photograph doesn't always mean preparing it to hang on a wall. Rather, one can frame within the image itself. This can be done with elements of the focal point, physical barriers within the image, color, or using the fore, middle, and backgrounds. Here is a 3 minute slideshow of examples of framing. I apologize for the graininess. I put it in the highest resolution and it still was fuzzy. I may remake it using a different program.
All Images ©Elisabeth Grace Wilhjelm. All Rights reserved.
All Images ©Elisabeth Grace Wilhjelm. All Rights reserved.
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That was an excellent slideshow thanks for sharing and opening my mind to a whole new way of looking at the framing aspect of photography.
ReplyDeletenice shots Beth! I love the one of the ocean through the giants rocks. It give a very cool, different perspective.
ReplyDeleteYour rock images are particularly good examples of framing, Beth. Some of the others push the definition a bit which is okay, and I'm glad you included such a variety. Hope your journey back to the states is uneventful.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos as usual! I would love to travel to some of the places you have been! Especially right about now... Kind of ready for summer!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Hey very nice pictures. Really like how you used the arcs by the water. Cool how the colors of the water made the background so simple, while the framing made it such a detailed picture.
ReplyDeleteSean
Very unique. You capture this assignment nicely. I like the idea with something in the cup...neat. and of course the child on the front is cool - nice set up with the organization of your slideshow and music to boot!
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