gungajim 75 Posted February 15, 2006 When submitting design detail like this is it customary to explain how you captured the image or just let the viewer us their imaginations? Link to comment
rejith 1 Posted February 15, 2006 IMHO it is not critical to explain how you took it unless people ask about it, but it is always helpful if you write a line about it .. Sometimes people tends to keep rating and giving critique to a long line of photos and dont stop to think for long and hard the real meaning presented behind an abstract photo, that is atleast what I see sometimes .. I can be wrong ofcourse, but it does help sometimes to explain the shot a bit .. That being said, nicely done .. Link to comment
niranjn 0 Posted February 15, 2006 You could say something about the technique/capture/postprocessing/context, but only if you think it adds to the understanding and appreciation of the photo. It may make for interesting conversation as well. I like this photo. Nice patterns, good light, well captured. I wonder if placing the blemish at a power point (a bit lower than where it is now) would lead to a more effective composition. Link to comment
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