Luckypenguin
Hall of Famer
- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
- Name
- Nic
Thanks Don, Kal. That last one was from a few years ago in Nepal. Go there...don't forget your camera...
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Horizontal vs vertical pictures
- Thread starter Andrewteee
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jhawker
Regular
- Location
- Springfield, Illinois
Horizontal vs vertical
Hello All,
So many thoughtful responses thus far.
I took a look at my files and mostly it's 3:2 with a few squares
and a few 16:9 as of late.
It's so nice digital can give us options from frame to frame.
The more active vertical can give us an opposite feel to the more relaxed horizontal presentation.
I had to take a minute out from writing this note to shoot a vertical portrait.
In the end they all work. It's how you want to fill the box you choose.
Cheers.
JH
Hello All,
So many thoughtful responses thus far.
I took a look at my files and mostly it's 3:2 with a few squares
and a few 16:9 as of late.
It's so nice digital can give us options from frame to frame.
The more active vertical can give us an opposite feel to the more relaxed horizontal presentation.
I had to take a minute out from writing this note to shoot a vertical portrait.
In the end they all work. It's how you want to fill the box you choose.
Cheers.
JH
Andrewteee
All-Pro
Thanks Don. I'll keep practicing. Nic, great set. I'm particularly drawn to #4. Well framed, and of course absolutely benefits from the Vertical perspective.
Streetshooter
Administrator Emeritus
- Location
- Philly, Pa
Ahhhh Andrew, if ya see it, ya can do it.
Recognizing something in another's work shines the light on our own dark area.
Recognizing something in another's work shines the light on our own dark area.
