This photo above was taken by the photographer Sylvia Rossler. This photo inspired me greatly because the idea of taking a photo of something whilst in motion to me seems incredible. This photo lead me take photos like this one of my own like the ones bellow. The main focal point of this image is the falling water droplet which draws you in to the photo and because the image has been taken at a more close up angle it makes the image look more powerful and interesting to look at. Also the water droplet is sitting on the top horizontal line (Rule of thirds) which also focuses the eyes right to the droplet. Overall i think this photo represents movement very well. Thursday, 6 May 2010
Movement
This photo above was taken by the photographer Sylvia Rossler. This photo inspired me greatly because the idea of taking a photo of something whilst in motion to me seems incredible. This photo lead me take photos like this one of my own like the ones bellow. The main focal point of this image is the falling water droplet which draws you in to the photo and because the image has been taken at a more close up angle it makes the image look more powerful and interesting to look at. Also the water droplet is sitting on the top horizontal line (Rule of thirds) which also focuses the eyes right to the droplet. Overall i think this photo represents movement very well.
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