Getting the Most Out of What is Around You in Your Photos

 Photo by Rob Paine/Deep Creek Images/Copyright 2015
Photo by Rob Paine/Deep Creek Images/Copyright 2015

Sunflowers on their own are pretty, but when you can frame your subjects in such a way that you incorporate place or location into your photo, you can tell an even better story with your camera. This photo was taken in a more rural area of Garrett County, Md. The red barn makes this photo a lot more interesting not to mention that fact it tells you this field is part of a farm.  (please see second photo below)

 Photo by Rob Paine/Deep Creek Images/Copyright 2015
Photo by Rob Paine/Deep Creek Images/Copyright 2015

This photo was taken last year near the Garrett County Fairgrounds. Again, the Ferris wheel adds a sense of place to this picture.

Thanks for dropping by today, Rob

 

Click on photo to reach home page for 37 Laurel Brook Drive
Click on photo to reach home page for 37 Laurel Brook Drive

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  2. […] I was thinking about the way nature frames itself, and had a perfect example of that in mind.  Then before posting this, I read the post of a favourite blogger/photographer, Rob Paine, who has a couple of fine examples of what I was thinking — check his post out here. […]

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