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Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Creativing Cropping
After posting my pictures from my trip to the nursery, I got some great feedback from some of my photography friends and a few of them challenged me to be more creative when cropping my photos. So, below are some of my attempts at Creativing Cropping. Comments and suggestions welcomed. Enjoy.
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About Me
- Barbara
- Ottawa, Canada
- My family moved from Oakville, Ontario to Pembroke, Ontario in 1976 and from the moment I arrived in the little town of Pembroke my goal was to leave but with being 7 years old I had a number of years to wait. Attending Champlain High School and trying to decide my future, I was determined to go to Sheridan College in Oakville and take the Journalism Program there. I took a Co-op credit through High School and did my work experience at a local Pembroke weekly newspaper where they gave me a notepad, a pen, a camera and sent me out in the vast city of Pembroke. My favourite weekly task was to go to the local human society and take a picture of the Pet of Week. I actually loved my time working on the paper but the photography portion interested me more than the writing. My Journalism dreams didn’t happened but my love of photography carried with me but in the past few years I’ve started to become more and more interested in the technique of photography and in 2009 I received my first DSLR camera and have become a photography junkie. I’m hoping you enjoy following this blog and watch my love for photography grow with each posting.
1 comments:
Hey Barb - I really like the cropping of the second photo, with the pink flowers. I hadn't even noticed the bug on it until you cropped it, funny where the eye is drawn to different areas on the different versions! I love those leaves, I was drawn to photographing them too because of the lines and textures - but I ended up not loving any one of my photos of them, so I'm excited to go back and try again!!
Erica
PS I don't know if you're averse to having anonymous comments, but I'm so much more likely to comment on a blog with that option - I sign my name, but don't like leaving my account info on my comments.
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