Friday, 1 April 2011

Fitting the Frame to the Subject

Following my recent upset, of losing all my photographs I wanted to get a move on so for this exercise I decided to op for using my car as the single object. A little dirty due to all the travelling I do with my job but it helps portray a more realistic view and down to earth view of a car/object and not something you'll see on a garage forecourt being sold!

f/9.0-1/160-100-40mm
Standard View of Subject






f/9.0-1/160-100-17mm
Fitting the Frame






f/9.0-1/125-100-17mm
Alternative View






f/9.0-1/80-200-40mm
Close up view of section of car showing details of badge.
The colours here split the photo nicely in two where the silver badge helps draw the eye in.




f/18.0-1/40-125-17mm
Another close up view of the main badge of the car. I decided to centralise the image on this occasion which I feel has given a more striking image as the bonnet of the car stretches away in the distance.







f/18.0-1/30-100-17mm
Another different angled view to help exaggerate the sweeping curves of the car.

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