Thank you to everyone that voted for me in the last Breaking the Rules challenge!
For the record, the following "rules" have been explored:
Rule of Thirds
Focus
Exposure
On-Camera Flash
Lens Flare
This Breaking the Rules Challege will be about WHITE SPACE, also known as negative space. So what is white space? It’s the space around the subject of your photo. And what’s the rule? Well, honestly I don’t think there is one. Haha. I was thinking that this would be a wonderul opportunity to keep white space in mind while shooting. Let’s go overboard with it. I’m hoping to see some photos with TONS of white space, and some photos with very little or none. P.S. White Space doesn’t have to be white.
Rules: (Gotta have rules for a Breaking the Rules Challenge)
(1) Contest begins today and ends Feb 29th (our wonderful extra day this year)
(2) For consideration in this contest, entries must be taken and posted during the contest period and tagged with btr-whitespace
(3) If you prefer NOT to use this contest as inspiration for your daily project, you may POST the photo entry to any date on your calendar, as long as the EXIF shows the capture date to be within the contest dates.
You can share your images in this discussion thread by copying the code below "SHARE" on your project photo page and pasting it in the discussion box here.
I hope I've understood this correctly - shout out if I haven't please!
Have to admit I'm really partial to 'empty' space so I'm hoping to try some more. :)
I think that if the rule of thirds is followed then the white space (if I understand it correctly) kind of becomes legitimate, if you know what I mean.
I'm on the fence if this fits the bill. I tend to like white space that is smooth/non-textured, but I keep coming back to this image with the green clearly important to the composition. Would love your ideas on this.
Have to admit I'm really partial to 'empty' space so I'm hoping to try some more. :)
Black space. Get it? Get it???... *crickets chirping* Thank you, I'll be here all night.
Another, at the dog park.
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