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DaveH Photography
Monday, May 6, 2019
STRAIGHT OR TRANSFORMED
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Sunday, February 3, 2019
COINCIDNCE TELEPHONE POLE
I referred to Denis Cherim's Coincidence Projrct in a previous post and said I would be trying my hand at it and would post what I came up with.
That has taken a long time but here is my Telephone Tree which I took a few days after the post.
That has taken a long time but here is my Telephone Tree which I took a few days after the post.
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Thursday, November 29, 2018
THE COINCIDENCE PROJECT
Moving is often proposed as a way of improving your photography. This could simply be moving closer to ensure that the object fills as much of the frame as suits the composition. Moving can change perspective, totally changing the feeling of an image. Frames for your image can be found by changing your relationship between foreground and background.
Denis Cherim has found another benefit of moving before releasing the shutter as a way of producing unique photographs.
Moving around to get the right coincidence between objects in the foreground, mid-ground and background produces images where the co-incidence of objects on the photo plane gives amazing results. Not always beautiful or attractive but definitely needing some time to interpret.
Next time - some of my co-incidence shots. What about yours?
by Denis Cherim from instagram - #coincidenceproject
Moving around to get the right coincidence between objects in the foreground, mid-ground and background produces images where the co-incidence of objects on the photo plane gives amazing results. Not always beautiful or attractive but definitely needing some time to interpret.
Next time - some of my co-incidence shots. What about yours?
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