November Challenge - Effective Use of Negative Space - Entries ONLY

[AB22 Easy Tiger]

November's challenge keeps us looking at composition and may, or may not, be related to the Rule of Thirds challenge from earlier this year.

November's challenge, is "Effective Use of Negative Space"

There's a bit of background reading here and here, as well as a few decent examples here, but as ever it's your interpretation we're looking for.

PIctures must be taken between now and November 30th, happy shooting.

 

[2310 Return]

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Over Literal SMB Entry November 2011 "Negative Space" by joe-white, on Flickr

My first attempt at an entry; I've been meaning to join in with this for months.

Title: "Overly Literal."

This is an interpretation of the theme that deliberately goes somewhat "over the top" with the negative space theme.

Set against the "negatives space" created by blurred out pictures of the Bank of England, The US Stock Exchange, The Irish Parliament and the Greek Parliament.

The wallet is empty except for credit and debit cards, which are secured "in the red."

The ridge of the wallet froms a declining graph of the national economic state.

Just how much "Negative Space" can one picture depict?

C & C Welcome - I'm joining in to get better at this.

Thanks very much for having a look.

 

[tom tom macute]

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Fort George looking toward Inverness.

Won't get another chance to get any other entry this month as after taking this one I slipped and smashed my Canon on a canon, along with a few ribs.
Spent the last few nights sleeping in the chair.
Driving from Inverness to Durham with broken ribs is not recommended.

So much for taking an autumn break ( literally)

 

[TiredEyes]

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The Happy Castle

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[Amnorrageordie]

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lest we forget

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[not spavin]

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Spiral

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Taken with a Leica IIIf on Fuji Sensia II 200.

 

[ds0rco]

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[Steeeeed]

I took this in Durham Cathedral during the lumiere festival. He was at the end of the miners vest exhibition and the low mood of the music fit perfectly with the surroundings. Managed to maneuver into a position where the natural darkness was prevalent and hopefully this has helped to capture the atmosphere. Hopefully!

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Who knows? Was great though... by i097345, on Flickr

 

[Elliott]

Inspired by the Lumiere festival and 'The Happy Castle Entry

Taken on a Nikon D3100 with kit lens.

ISO - 100
Exposure - 30s
Aperture - f/11

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DSC_3629 by Graeme Elliott Photography, on Flickr

 

[peachy]

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As taken, framed in piknic - Canon Powershot A460.

I used the camera in manual and the used the sunlight/outside setting (even though indoors), ISO 100.

 

[The Great Soprendo]

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From the top of the ferris wheel at Ashbrooke Fireworks, 5th Nov. Nikon FA, 50mm f/1.8, Kodak Tri-X B&W film.

 

[clyde]

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the night watchmen.

8 seconds
f1.8
50mm
iso 200

rough seas, bastard freezing,seaham.

 

[wor kid telt me]

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"Jarra Slacks" taken from the River Drive bridge on a Canon L120

 

[Kubicki85]

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Mowbray Park, Sunderland.

 

[ayesane]

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