Get Pushed Challenge #421
My get pushed partner challenged me to create depth using visual cues to imply the 3rd dimension in your 2 dimensional shot. I used foreground and background out of focus and midground in focus to try to create some depth. I think the darker colors beyond the flowers in the background also serve to give a feeling of depth to the photo. This was a bit harder than I expected. This was the first time I tried it. If the weather cooperates I may try again.
@sandradavies This was a fun challenge. Thank you. I wasn't sure what you meant to use visual cues to imply the 3rd dimension, but this is my take on it. I may try a landscape this week if the weather cooperates.
@grammyn Thank you Katy. @sunnygirl Thanks Mallory. @sandradavies Great Sandra! I'm glad that you approve of this one. I may still get away from home and try another one. @fbailey Thanks Felicity @wakelys Appreciate that Susan. @pusspup Thank you very much Wylie. @thewatersphotos Thanks Gary. @judithdeacon Thank you Judith. And thank you for the follow, too. @bkbinthecity Thanks Brian @craftymeg Thank you very much Margaret.
@jb030958 Thanks. Aren't zinnias wonderful. Since we've had some heavy rains, the stalks are bent toward the ground and the flower ends are curled up toward the sun.
@sunnygirl Thanks Mallory.
@sandradavies Great Sandra! I'm glad that you approve of this one. I may still get away from home and try another one.
@fbailey Thanks Felicity
@wakelys Appreciate that Susan.
@pusspup Thank you very much Wylie.
@thewatersphotos Thanks Gary.
@judithdeacon Thank you Judith. And thank you for the follow, too. @bkbinthecity Thanks Brian
@craftymeg Thank you very much Margaret.