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AOP part 40: The Simplest of Props
This is one of my most favourite props. It is called an infinity scarf. It is a simple piece of material joined at the ends to form a loop.
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AOP part 39: Frame Within a Frame and Posing Assist
I've talked before about door frames and their use. This is a classic example of how it works both as a frame within a frame and a posing assist.
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AOP part 38: Stop Shooting Square On
Somehow all portrait photographers are programmed to shoot square on to the background. It really does take some effort of will to move the camera off the perpendicular and go for some angled shots.
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AOP part 37: Different Room
I mentioned earlier that three of the rooms at the location were all brick wall spaces. There is a fourth room which has wood panels at each end and unpainted plaster on the remaining walls.
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AOP part 36: The Boxes
Ten years ago I created a large body of work around people bring trapped inside cells. This was exhibited in various places as both still images and a short video.
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AOP part 35: Negative Space
In general I think Robert Capa's advice, "if your pictures are not strong enough, you are not close enough", is pretty good.
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AOP part 34: Avoiding the Obvious
Now with a big post like this right in the shot it would be so tempting to do the obvious and use it for some pole dancing type shots.
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AOP part 33: DoubleTrouble
Just a quick aside, I've been involved with judging photo competitions and exhibitions for years. If you give your image a clever title, I can guarantee that us judges have heard it before.
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AOP part 32: Striking
And now we have the exact opposite. I have increased the saturation of key elements and pushed the contrast at the extremes as far as I can safely go.
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AOP part 31: Removing Drama
In most images we are looking to add impact, our standard tools for this will be saturation and contrast.
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