Your Framed Shots

[Mad Aussie]

Framing is a cool way to compose a photo sometimes ... feel free to add your photos in which you used some sort of framing technique.

Here's 3 of mine of the same subject
(Although this isn't in the Critiques forum I'm happy to hear it if you have it)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3403/3219783526_982865eca2.jpg?v=0 http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3118/3219782986_cde2b88ccd.jpg?v=0

This is one (which appears to have an amazing DOF) is a compositite of two shots I took.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3353/3219783370_d894a11cba.jpg?v=0

[Marko]

Framing is indeed a great compositional element just in case anyone is interested.....yup did a podcast on it a while ago.
http://www.photography.ca/blog/?p=23

[mindforge]

Personally, I would go get photoshop and use the top two, to paint the two together. :) I like the shadows in the first shot and the ocean in focus in the second. Third shot looks flat compared to the other two.

[Mad Aussie]

You reckon I picked the wrong two photos to make a composite of huh mindforge? :rolleyes:

Fair enough ... I see what you are saying and actually agree now you've mentioned it. Although, I do like the first one as is also because the slightly blurred background allows the stone in the light really jump out.

[JAS_Photo]

http://www.photography.ca/Forums/showthread.php?t=1507


Ok it's more about the frame than what is framed. Hope I got the link right. I am posting from my Blackberry. •

[Mad Aussie]

http://www.photography.ca/Forums/showthread.php?t=1507


Ok it's more about the frame than what is framed. Hope I got the link right. I am posting from my Blackberry. •
Well if it's big rings and a building framed in the blue one ... then yep ... it's right :D

I guess to be more a 'Framed' shot you'd have to crop it in tighter on the Blue ring but regardless it qualifies. Cool.