Here's the challenge... How to use the objects expressively so they are more than a picture of the object sitting in space but become the whole form for the photograph. How does each element work in the frame. In the top one, see how the light background doesn't contribute anything to the shot? I would move in closer, get over it and look down on it, composing a shot with the steel, its shadow and the timbers. Then moving in closer, compose with just the steel and the teeth. You can/should shoot 5-10 shots of each object, moving between each shot...
Good shots, scott! I really like the second one. The shed in the back really adds to it!
ReplyDeleteGood Scott,
ReplyDeleteHere's the challenge... How to use the objects expressively so they are more than a picture of the object sitting in space but become the whole form for the photograph. How does each element work in the frame. In the top one, see how the light background doesn't contribute anything to the shot? I would move in closer, get over it and look down on it, composing a shot with the steel, its shadow and the timbers. Then moving in closer, compose with just the steel and the teeth. You can/should shoot 5-10 shots of each object, moving between each shot...
The B and W editing is effective...