Again, I've been a bit lazy in posting links to my photography articles here, so I apologize and am remedying it right now.
Lines are all around us, whether as discrete linear forms , as curved arcs, or as broken objects stretching off into the distance. Regardless of what the line is and of what it is made, lines make great photographic subjects, and their inclusion in your photos can really do a great job of drawing your viewer's attention across your entire photo. So, if you want to find out how to best accomplish photographing lines, read the article on lines I published on the Eden Clubs and Events Blog.
As always, past articles and current announcements can be found at the Clubs and Events Blog and discussion on all things photography can be found at the Eden Photographers subforum. If you have any questions about the article or lines in photography in general, feel free to post them in this thread.
Lines are all around us, whether as discrete linear forms , as curved arcs, or as broken objects stretching off into the distance. Regardless of what the line is and of what it is made, lines make great photographic subjects, and their inclusion in your photos can really do a great job of drawing your viewer's attention across your entire photo. So, if you want to find out how to best accomplish photographing lines, read the article on lines I published on the Eden Clubs and Events Blog.
As always, past articles and current announcements can be found at the Clubs and Events Blog and discussion on all things photography can be found at the Eden Photographers subforum. If you have any questions about the article or lines in photography in general, feel free to post them in this thread.
