Showing posts with label symmetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label symmetry. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Posters
Door Behind Posters.
Canon 600D
ISO 400
F5.6
1/400s
10-20mm Lens
On Brunswick St. Melbourne, this corner just caught my eye. This street has posters everywhere! But this was an extreme. It is that almost black and white aspect of the shot that I really like. The symmetry of the corner, the lighting across the middle of the middle, and the white dust on the floor all make this one for me.
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Labels:
door,
graffiti,
melbourne,
photography,
street,
symmetry,
wide angle
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Distance
Tram Tracks and City Rd.
Canon 600D
ISO100
f4.0
1/640s
Focal Length 10mm
People seem to really like this photo. It's definitely the symmetry; very attractive! I enjoy it too but am not 100% convinced, I never really am with my photos but I don't tend to think this is one of the better shots. Nonetheless, it is currently my desktop wallpaper so I obviously like it to some extent. Or I'm just talking utter garbage... who knows.
Labels:
Architecture,
bridge,
road,
symmetry,
tram tracks
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