Showing posts with label Norwood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norwood. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Tree Tops and Red Tops
This first image is a good example of when filling the frame is a good choice. Some subjects call for this and this subject is certainly one. The tree, large and looming definitely wins the main stage here!
I shot at a speed of 1/1000 and aperture of f/5.6. My focal length was 70 mm and ISO 100.
Repeating pops of colour helps to bring a busy composition together. The red draws the eye throughout the image, in a way that is almost orderly. When the image has a lot going on it is important to remember to include something that will ground or guide.
I shot at a speed of 1/1000 with an aperture of f/5.6. My focal length was 70 mm and ISO 100.
Labels:
aperture,
city,
composition,
fill the frame,
focal length,
ISO,
Norwood,
photography,
Red Top,
Red Top Drive-Inn,
repetition,
shutter speed,
St. Vital,
streetscapes,
traffic,
trees,
urban,
Winnipeg
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