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Just a vase we picked up in a thrift shop.
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+purmusic
06/04/17 10:31 PM GMT
Like the lighting. Like the colours of the vase itself.
Centered composition works well, as the horizontal lines provide some extra visual interest and contrast.
Being bold here, though?
Not too sure about the light brown vertical strips up against the inner framing.
Here's an article that gives a good good overview about "visual weight" and "balance":
"What Is Visual Weight? And How Visual Weight Helps Your Photos"
That said..
There's more to like here, than that of my nit-picking above would indicate. Make no mistake about my words.
And.. with that said..
But, of course.. thanks for sharing this one with us. Sincerely.
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Centered composition works well, as the horizontal lines provide some extra visual interest and contrast.
Being bold here, though?
Not too sure about the light brown vertical strips up against the inner framing.
Here's an article that gives a good good overview about "visual weight" and "balance":
"What Is Visual Weight? And How Visual Weight Helps Your Photos"
That said..
There's more to like here, than that of my nit-picking above would indicate. Make no mistake about my words.
And.. with that said..
But, of course.. thanks for sharing this one with us. Sincerely.