colonel holman
Veteran Member
"see" you photos before you shoot.
1. Look for geometry... shapes... like the figure-8 of the puddles here... like the log that bisects to figure-8.
2. Look at mono-colors as if shooting black & white... here the earth-red is almost the only color here, but in various shades.
3. Look for textures as a visual element (wet rick, sandstone, dried out log)
Anyway, that's how I photo.
1. Look for geometry... shapes... like the figure-8 of the puddles here... like the log that bisects to figure-8.
2. Look at mono-colors as if shooting black & white... here the earth-red is almost the only color here, but in various shades.
3. Look for textures as a visual element (wet rick, sandstone, dried out log)
Anyway, that's how I photo.