We need to assume that you wont find the buddha and move on. Your Taonga, the fern leaves still offer up the potential to do quite a lot. There is texture and detail in both subjects. It might be a good idea to get into the drama room and play around with the lighting rig in there. The space and the potential shadow play that is available might be something that could move your work forward. Look up and carefully study Tina Modotti and Freida Kahlo for how they both use their own family/love as their main motivation and also how their work is constructed. There shouldbe more than enough there to soundly get you sorted for another shoot.
hey great feedback, thanks for being so interested in my work, its great to know that my amazing work has inspired so much interest, miss also i know that my blog is the best so now you can buy me some burger king aye(: thanks!!!!!
Samuel i really like how you've positioned your objects. I like how you've shot your background, you cant see it but you can see, if you know what i mean ? you get my drift? HAHA! I love how the ferns are over lapping each other creating an effect of togetherness. YAAAAY ! im boss :D
I need to see some work appearing up here in reference to both centre of interest, and rule of thirds. both sets of information are on my blog, message or email me if you want extra help over the holidays and the room is open in the second week, wed and thursday from 10.30am. Have a good holiday:)
We need to assume that you wont find the buddha and move on. Your Taonga, the fern leaves still offer up the potential to do quite a lot. There is texture and detail in both subjects. It might be a good idea to get into the drama room and play around with the lighting rig in there. The space and the potential shadow play that is available might be something that could move your work forward. Look up and carefully study Tina Modotti and Freida Kahlo for how they both use their own family/love as their main motivation and also how their work is constructed. There shouldbe more than enough there to soundly get you sorted for another shoot.
ReplyDeletehey great feedback, thanks for being so interested in my work, its great to know that my amazing work has inspired so much interest, miss also i know that my blog is the best so now you can buy me some burger king aye(: thanks!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSamuel i really like how you've positioned your objects. I like how you've shot your background, you cant see it but you can see, if you know what i mean ? you get my drift? HAHA! I love how the ferns are over lapping each other creating an effect of togetherness. YAAAAY ! im boss :D
ReplyDeleteI need to see some work appearing up here in reference to both centre of interest, and rule of thirds. both sets of information are on my blog, message or email me if you want extra help over the holidays and the room is open in the second week, wed and thursday from 10.30am. Have a good holiday:)
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ReplyDeleteI love how you have positioned the plants makes the object at the back of the plants more interesting and stand out :)
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