I think the idea behind both is great, the "unfinshed poem" is really clever, however both your photos are a bit dull....that might sound harsh but stay with me!
Couple of questions:
Do you shoot raw or JPEG? And what editing software do you use?
Ahh, I like the way you think, great minds and all that
I think both of these have potential, they don't require much to improve. Stick with the composition as is pretty much, just take care of the details. I'd like the lighting to be a nats warmer and the second one looks to be slightly underexposed.
Nothing wrong with shooting them again if you have the chance, still got until Sunday Maybe use a better looking pen, this one doesn't quite ring true for a poet, though then maybe that's me being snobish about poets (me, snobbish? )
My opinion is
the written poem does nothing for me i'm affraid.
The clock is a good idea but need better execution. No 'marks'/smeer's on glass, and maybe a whiter 'face'.
Maybe some levels, a slight staighten and shoot again to remove the top shadow. Just a thought.
hope i dont offend, sorry. we're all in it to learn right. I'm not perfect.
your not far in Chesterfield. i shoot with the 350d, do you enjoy your 450 ?
Love the idea of the unfinished poem clearly you put a lot of thinking into it
i like the depth of field in the picture , but it doesn't punch out. the paper looks very dull,
I love the idea you had in the unfinished pic. The crumpled up papers just portray frustration. You captured the idea well I think. Maybe if it was a tad brighter, and you could see more of the crumpled paper it would work better? :shrug:
Hi Jade and welcome to the 52.
So this is all Slimbert's fault is it?
Love the idea for curved and you've done a good job at executing it too. I'm not too sure about the tinfoil background though - I think I would have preferred plain black or white.
Both interpretations for poetry are VERY clever - absolutely brilliant ideas
In terms of execution, I agree with the other comments that they could both do with being a bit brighter and would benefit from curves and WB adjustments.
Clock needs a bit of straightening (and a polish) but that one is so close to being there!
The unfinished poem is my favourite concept out of the two. I'd quite like a wider angle on it to see more balls of scrunched up paper and maybe a "posher" pen, but as an interpretation of the theme it's spot on.
A good and interesting take on the theme Jade, I prefer the unfinished poem, but it's lacking in something... The clock could do with a straighten, maybe a square crop to remove the frame, or include all of it, and B&W might work very well on that.
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