Thu Jan 17, 2013 3:47 pm "You don’t take a photograph, you make it." -Ansel Adams
There is a core element of great photography known as simplicity. Please beware of simplicity's alter ego—vagueness. More or less I agree that less is more. Be careful because sometimes less is—less. Simplify your photography. Stop, however, before you remove those supplemental visual elements that can complement the center of interest/subject.
Find a visually interesting subject, then work the foreground, middle ground and background to generate a complimentary balance based on the color, form or mood suggested by the original subject. This approach builds by adding to the subject and can introduce a great deal of personal expression into your picture taking. Be sure to HAVE FUN!
(link to guidelines if needed)
Scott (for Walter and Scott)
simple and delicious!
