leaf on a table. what else to say about a still life? well, it's my first one since day one. so there's that.
i tend to favor lines that go upper right to lower left. (now that i've said that i'm going to look back at my images and find a ton that contradict that statement) upper right to lower left is what our eye naturally does anyway from reading [western texts] so maybe i do the opposite to present something different.
like most pictures it started from good light. the leaf had nice crisp shadows because the sun was out, but the far-away trees were making shadows on the table top so it wasn't just a uniformly lit square.
and by reading from upper right to lower left, i meant upper left to lower right. you know what i mean. silly blogger not allowing comment edits. sorry to confuse.
i give notes and commentary on all of my photos in the comments section. click thegreenpost title to show that photo with my comments below. please add your own comments or critiques and thanks for checking in! -phil
leaf on a table. what else to say about a still life? well, it's my first one since day one. so there's that.
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like most pictures it started from good light. the leaf had nice crisp shadows because the sun was out, but the far-away trees were making shadows on the table top so it wasn't just a uniformly lit square.
and by reading from upper right to lower left, i meant upper left to lower right. you know what i mean. silly blogger not allowing comment edits. sorry to confuse.
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