Tag: Essay on Oriental Landscape
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Landscapes: An Essay On Oriental Landscapes Part 3
In the previous posting I explored the use of layering as used in orietnal art to develop a sense of depth. In this example I apply both silhouttes and layering in the same shot. The silhouette of the pines is layered in front of the mountains. The pines are offset from the mountains by…
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Landscapes: An Essay On Oriental Landscapes Part 2
In the previous post I applied the use of silhouette and limited use of colour frequently used in oriental art to simplify the photograph, highlighting the basic structure and flow. In this example I use tonal variations to express depth. In Chinese Landscapes the artist will ensure that closer elements are darker than those…
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Landscapes: an Essay on Oriental Landscapes Part 1
Many of my shots are landscapes. In 2011 I took 20,846 pictures; 11,296 include the keyword landscape. This volume reflects a number of realities in my life, travel being one of them. I’ve found this type of photography to be accessible yet more difficult to master than anticipated. To get a shot that captures more than…