Changing the aspect ratio and cropping alter the character of this brilliant photograph by SurrealHallucination on Reddit. Of course there are many different aspect ratios and cropping possible – here are a few I like.
By SurrealHallucination on Reddit
Recrop of original by SurrealHallucination on Reddit
Recrop of original by SurrealHallucination on Reddit
Recrop of original by SurrealHallucination on Reddit
By the way I expanded the image using Snapped on iPad before cropping.
Night scenes with lots of bright colours take on a new feeling with this abstract transformation.
I’m trying to understand what makes images that stand out for me unlike this one and whether this is the same for everyone.
I have many photographs of old buildings in the cathedral town of Cluny in various states of repair and a range of finishes – this one seems to stand out. Is it because I took time to cut out all perspectives and cropping in on detail rather than getting the whole house, is it the colours or the shear ordinariness of the subject?
Why not use a comment to put your feelings down.
A few days ago I spent some time waiting in the parking area of an amazingly complicated shopping area in Paray-le-Monial. This pair of shadowy spectators watching a wheel chair race was the first interesting photo I took. What is casting the second shadow?
When you have time to look there is always much more to see than you would think! On this day the first thing that struck me was the bright colours and that I had seen this before – not through deja vu but because through my viewfinder. .
Going back into my library, I found a photo taken just over a year before on 16 October 2020.
A wider crop of the first photograph shows same autumn colours and red lampposts but adds a range of blues in the sky, parking, road signs and building.
It also shows raw obscured sign than cast the second shadowy figure.
This poster is produced from a photograph and uses technologies operating on the Apple platform. Like any image produced with software it is easily adjusted within the parameters that the particular software uses in processing and in the level to which this is mixed with the original to produce the final project.
Different versions will be following this to illustrate what is possible.
These are some unplanted flowers blossoming in the garden at Le Gros Chigy as spring seems to be really arriving.
For a change a look at something abstract after all those photographs! Of course you can click the categories to the left if you don’t want to see certain types of art.
We can produce this type of abstract art in colours that faithfully reflect the colours in the area where you are going to hang the wall art. For now you can email us if you are in a rush or keep and eye on the site to see more details when we launch.
the dandelion approaches the end of its life cycle with only a few seeds remaining to be “thrown to the wind”.
A close up shot, with a 16mm extension tube on a 16-50mm zoom on a FujiFilm AX-1. Handheld, ISO 1600, f5.6 and 1/60th.
