Bruce Walker wrote:
Yeah, I like Photoshelter's presentation with this theme a lot. It
feels like a classic photobook with large white margins to me.
So Larry, does that help make the composition work for you?
Personally I like the understated negative space with hints of the
surroundings.
It works better, but I still don't think it's optimal. Call it a
personal quirk, but I find pretty women more interesting to look at than
the end of sofa.
And yeah, I hear you on the loss of the red hair. She's a gorgeous
ginger. But that's the price I gotta pay for being a b&w hipster.
That, flannel shirts and two pounds worth of beard. Fortunately Bob is
wrong (maybe that's what the W stands for?) and women hipsters aren't
required to have beards, just tattoos.
On Fri, Dec 30, 2016 at 2:22 AM, Larry Colen<l...@red4est.com> wrote:
Bruce Walker wrote:
Thank you very much, Bulent. I am really coming to understand and
appreciate the possibilities of black and white processing.
That vertical expansion and clipping behaviour is Flickr's doing, by
the way, Bulent. I don't get any say in that, sadly. I provided a
Flickr link when I posted this PESO because that was the only place I
had uploaded the image at that time.
My preferred presentation is on my Photoshelter hosted portfolio site,
and it's more sane about its monitor size handling.
Try viewing it here:
http://portfolio.brucemwalker.com/index/I0000jbNn2_TIQ08
Interesting, it works much better against a white backdrop.
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