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The Photography Thread

a picture my friend did, ghetto toilet in bristol, reminds of a less grimey version of the one in trainspotting.

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Our company has a monthly photography contest, and this was last month's winner, which I love:

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Although it does break one of the main 'rules' of composition (explained below), I think it gets away with it. :)

The Importance of Composition and Perspective

Compositions appear everywhere. In fact, anything you look at during every second you are awake can be considered a composition. As a photographer, what you need to do is be able to alter your perspective to create a composition not normally seen every day. The type of lens you are using may already help you achieve this. A wide angle lens, for example, will exaggerate the depth of an image far more than what you see in real life. A telephoto lens will make things look flatter (this is useful in portrait photography). One way you can easily achieve a different view is by crouching down to take shots from a lower perspective, or standing on something taller to take a shot from a higher perspective.

The 'rule of thirds' in photography states that your subject should be positioned 1/3rd of the way into the frame, and never dead-center. Your eyes are used to seeing everything you focus on, dead-center from your point of view. A photo with the subject off-center gives a more "relaxing" composition as it does not make the center of focus (the photo frame) within another center of focus (your viewing frame). The rule of thirds is there because it shows you a composition that can not be seen in real life. Go on, try looking at something in the room. Now move your head but at the same time, keep your eyes pointing straight forwards. Can you get what you were looking at before in focus now that it is not positioned dead-center in your frame of vision?

Keep in mind, however, that this "rule" should be considered more of a guide as sometimes you might want the dead-centered effect.
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^ That's a pretty good site. Although it concentrates on SLR photography, many of the principles still apply to digital.
 
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Haha-Finally figured out this photobucket mallarky.
The scene is Saunton Beach at sunset.
Taken with my camera phone (Nokia N90-2MP-Carl Zeiss Lens),while the quality is not that amazing I think its pretty impressive for a phone.
 
^ha niceone saunton is a wickid beach, spent many weekends in the summer camping out in the dunes.
 
Stunning photos there Lev, it looks like a lovely place.



BTW you lot, I'm in a fine mood tonight, what you on about? Would you like me to undelete the photograph of Brownz' SHIT in his toilet??? 8)
 
^^Yes it is. :)

I loved Ghent, so pretty to walk around there especially early in the morning when no one else is awake. Nice photos Lev. :)
 
As mentioned elsewhere, shit-lovers:

felixdahousekat said:
Correction. They won't be tolerated in *my* Photography thread. ;) And if anyone else has a problem with anything being posted, anywhere, y'all know where the report button is. :)

But since you lot seem to be so keen on seeing the faecal matter in question, I have undeleted the post and moved it to RMSNG here:

http://www.bluelight.ru/vb/showthread.php?t=268388&page=38


Nice list though! %)
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Eeeey I've just been out for a drive and thought "Hmm...moving photography, there's an idea!". So I took some pictures WHILST DRIVING to show off my new found leetness. What do you think? I'm gonna keep taking pics of random shit until I can perfect them.

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Your car is red, and you were being followed bvy a white van, risky aint it :D
 
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