So I decided to use the beautiful steeple of this church to play around with rustic texturing, since it’s been a while since my last such post. I was purposely trying to be a little off in the composition, but strayed a bit too far (or not far enough) for my liking on most of the shots. Still, there is something about the off-balanced second shot that grabs me–the lower half of the frame is perfectly in-line, but the top half appears to be falling out of view. It’s an inconsistency I was striving for, but a lack of proper execution that led to most looking more like bad photography than artful rebellion.
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I'm a New Hampshire-based travel photographer with a love of creative landscape, street, abstract, and nature photography. Whether you are here to follow my travel photoblog, read my stories from around the world, or just to browse through my extensive photo gallery of New England and world photography, I hope you enjoy your visit! Continue reading...-
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wow, excellent texture job, I’d like to learn this technique some day.