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julie hsieh · May 8th, 2007

While I'm a big fan of cropped views and closeups, myself guilty of cropping my building. I would suggest that you strategize on the cropping in composition. There still should be some balance of focus and emphasize of the building. If you zoom in, you should think about picking a focal point and experiment different camera settings to establish and place some strong and dynamic perspective lines that help your eye move in on the target focal point. Otherwise, the building will just appear to be cropped. It feels like movie with no ending, if I can use that analogy.

May 8th, 2007	#7 (permalink)
julie hsieh Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Toronto Age: 31 Posts: 70 Name: Julie Hsieh	Re: Andras Miklos BALOGH - WIP 1 While I'm a big fan of cropped views and closeups, myself guilty of cropping my building. I would suggest that you strategize on the cropping in composition. There still should be some balance of focus and emphasize of the building. If you zoom in, you should think about picking a focal point and experiment different camera settings to establish and place some strong and dynamic perspective lines that help your eye move in on the target focal point. Otherwise, the building will just appear to be cropped. It feels like movie with no ending, if I can use that analogy. __________________ Jogo Capoeira pra pode me libertar...