Back to Basics Informal Meet-up
Repeat after me: “I will not be a lazy photographer.”
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Learn the rules of photography—then break them.
Breaking the Active Space Rule
While the conventional guidelines or ’rules’ provide an important framework, once you learn the basics, there are no limits to personal expression if you break those rules.
This week’s assignment
Rather than leave space in the frame for your subject to move into, as the active space rule suggests, try to do the opposite. Photographing your subjects moving out of, rather than into, the frame creates a sense of movement—and interest about what is being left behind.
See examples here http://digital-photography-school.com/i ... -subjects/
Suggestion: Hang back a little to give yourself a little more flexibility so you can crop in post processing.
As you master the non-active space rule, you’ll only improve your mastery of situations in which it’s best to just stick to the rules.
If you would like to discuss your experience, please do. We can learn from it.
Our goal is to get our best shot through the camera and not the computer, so please limit processing. If you shoot in raw, you may adjust your photos as necessary.
Commenting - lets try to give support to one another and point out what we like about the resulting photo(s).
If you have criticism, keep it constructive and hide the comment.
Deadline to post for this assignment is Saturday, September 13th.