@Anonymous: This is probably a major setback of film cameras, that you can't change from black and white film to colour film unless you have the determination to let everything left wasted away. Also, thanks for your comment. The original idea of this photo was everyone on the boat raising their paddle and getting ready to row. Two attempts can be found here: http://picasaweb.google.com/galearii/20090521#5338275814248032882 http://picasaweb.google.com/galearii/20090521#5338276147579729234 Yet, I didn't do a good job with the composition in these two photos. The major problem, I think, is with the sense of space, which I created in this post's photo.
I like colored photos better.
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@Anonymous:
ReplyDeleteThis is probably a major setback of film cameras, that you can't change from black and white film to colour film unless you have the determination to let everything left wasted away.
Also, thanks for your comment. The original idea of this photo was everyone on the boat raising their paddle and getting ready to row. Two attempts can be found here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/galearii/20090521#5338275814248032882
http://picasaweb.google.com/galearii/20090521#5338276147579729234
Yet, I didn't do a good job with the composition in these two photos. The major problem, I think, is with the sense of space, which I created in this post's photo.
Thank you for helping me have a better understanding about this photo.
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