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Originally Posted by DigitalCoyote
Thank you for the link to your photos: I hadn't thought of framing the shots that way. The third, fourth, and eighth shots are my favorites. In your opinion: - Are texture and color contrast more important than playing with perspective in pictures
like this?
- Is there a point where a scene can be too "busy"? I don't know if having multiple balloons in the air at once against the mountainous landscape of this region would overwhelm a viewer or if a lack of a singular focus would make it less interesting
.
Thanks so far.
--DC |
I wouldn't say texture and color are more important than perspective any more than I would say perspective is more important than texture and color. Perspective affects color and texture; strong sidelight will highlight the textures, and morning light gives you different colors and contrast than daylight. It's all connected.
There's probably a point where it could get too busy, but you're not going to figure it out by thinking about it. Shoot, experiment, use different focal lengths.