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Breaking the rules
This is a discussion on Breaking the rules within the Photo Tips forums, part of the Photography Information category; Flores - that is a good point too. It brings to mind the greats whose art appeals to the masses/laymen ...
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12-13-2011, 02:35 PM
Flores - that is a good point too. It brings to mind the greats whose art appeals to the masses/laymen but also stands up under scrutiny by those who are fluent in the given art form. Kind of a tangent to this thread but some good food for thought. brad --------------------------- Check out my photoblog highlighting those who serve the poor, needy, outcast, downtrodden and forgotten: http://www.focusedonthelight.net New feature story posted on 1/4/2012. Check it out! |
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12-13-2011, 03:01 PM
Rules are just "guidelines" and are meant to be broken. I don't mind a centered subject, but a horizon splitting the photo in half is a pet peeve. I want to see lots of a great sky, or lots of a great landscape. I don't want 1/2 of each, I feel like I'm being cheated. I'm always game for breaking any other rules except for the horizon rule.  |
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