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Full up
Framing in photography is one of the arts that turns a snap into a photo. Filling it with one predominant scenario, colour or texture, is one aspect of this. It brings the subject to the viewer and cuts out distraction. Here I have paired photos – slide to view.
Full of flowers for impact
Full of foliage – for detail
Full of lines – to draw the eye
Full of form – for curiosity
Full of movement or stillness – for focus
Full of colour – for visuals
Joining the Lens Artist Photo Challenge: Filling the Frame
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Love your full of music shot, despite the notes appearing a bit flat…
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spot on 🙂
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Excellent photos, nice comparisons.
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thank you for noticing – the slideshow pairings made it fuller still!
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Beautiful examples of filling the frame, Laura. The patterns you’ve revealed in your close ups are marvelous. The black and white of the fern is one of my favorites, as well as the musical instrument.
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this was an excellent prompt of yours and showed me just how often I use fullness in the frame
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Great!
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Love your frame filling – I think I should do that more often, although with my favourite 50mm lens not always possible as you have to have a certain distance that doesn’t allow for moving in too close. Must get out the macro lenses more…
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Always good to try a different lens for a while –
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Love the pairings. What a clever idea.
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Thank you Jude – seems I fill the frame with similar things!
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What a wonderful post Laura – loved the way you did the pairings, very clever! Your foliage shots are perfection! Thanks for joining us this week.
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My pleasure Tina – funny how it is foliage more often than flowers which touches us
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