Advanced Composition Article -- Part III

[Ron]

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Part III of my article on advanced composition has been posted. The
article can be found on my web site at:

http/ronbigelow.com/articles/adv_comp3/adv_comp3.htm

This ends my series on advanced composition. My next article will be
"The Nature of Light".



The prior two advanced composition articles are located at:

http/ronbigelow.com/articles/adv_comp/adv_comp.htm

http/ronbigelow.com/articles/adv_comp2/adv_comp2.htm

Ron Bigelow
http/ronbigelow.com

 

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Ron, again, these are excellent - I teach photography also, and I have
created a booklet that goes into these same areas at a lower level -
one day I *intended* to expand them out and put them up, but your
efforts are so good I may not bother..! (O:

I particularly look forward to your Nature of Light essay - 'quality of
light' is one area I spend a *lot* of time on, and if anything, it is a
focus (sorry!) of my classes.

Just one minor thing - to someone who doesn't know 'Joshua Tree' is a
(national park?) location, having 3 images all labelled as such looks a
little odd. It's hardly a big issue, but maybe your images might be
better served by having a 'real' title *and* a location, in a smaller
font.. It would also make them easier to refer to..

But I'm just nitpicking - I am jealous!, and will be using your site as
a recommended reference in future. Consider it a compliment, because I
don't recommend many sites at all, let alone *use* them!

Great work.

 

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chrlz@go.com wrote:
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> Just one minor thing - to someone who doesn't know 'Joshua Tree' is a
> (national park?) location, having 3 images all labelled as such looks
> a little odd. It's hardly a big issue, but maybe your images might be
> better served by having a 'real' title *and* a location, in a smaller
> font.. It would also make them easier to refer to..

Agreed - I was going to report it as an error with multiple images having
the same label. Gradually the truth dawned!

Excellent article - thanks for posting it.

David