Tree in mist with texture by barbara.jackson55
Ah, our time studying square format is wrapping up. I love that I have a new crop in my arsenal of composition tools after this exploration. I know I will be using square format more, how about you?
Thank you to all of you who participated both in the link up and the Flickr group! The images were fantastic, and I'm sharing a few today. I found I was drawn to simple images, with one main subject and little background detail. I find these harmonious and peaceful.
See you tomorrow, for a new Exploring with a Camera post. We'll be looking at Groups of Three.
Muscat Ocean by Jamie - Lyrical Journey
spiral motif by gina g10
love the square format- nice photos
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever knowingly cropped to square format. I'll give it a try..
ReplyDeleteI love the round images in the square format. They really work. These are both lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis was such a fun challenge. I had always avoided the square crop - now I'm a bit in love with it.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for giving me another tool in my photography bag! I love this format, especially with curved lines. Can't wait till your next tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThis was really an amazing challenge, Kat! I never even thought about squares before you mentioned it, then I tried it and liked it :-) And I'm sure I'll do this more often now! I love your selection so much - wonderful images!
ReplyDeleteI really like this idea, but have yet to really work with it. I can see another "collection" forming in my Adobe Bridge!
ReplyDeleteThere is a feeling for each orientation. Circle, square and rectangle each come with their own personalitites and a Story could change a bit going from one format to another. Great worrk!
ReplyDeletewhat a great selection of shots on the theme!
ReplyDeleteThanks for featuring my photo! Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, been a busy week with no time on the pc!
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