Buttons Galore

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By: Glen Boyd
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Glen Boyd {Karma:23}
Project	#1 Abstracts	Camera Model	Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-P71
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens
Uploaded	10/26/2002	Film / Memory Type	Digital JPEG
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About	Abstract of buttons take without flash using negative mode then converted to black and white to remove slight brown anomolies (buttons must have been slightly dirty)

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Russ Cooper {K:759} 10/30/2002

Here are some things to try next time you have your buttons laid out on the table getting their picture taken:

1. Either get closer, or else use more buttons so they appear to be endless. The buttonless area in the upper-right corner seems funny.

2. You have a very symmetrical arrangement of buttons here. I think you should either frame the shot in a way that highlights that symmetry, or else arrange the buttons in a non-symmetrical way that gives an interesting composition.

3. I like the negative effect, except for where the pure black holes in the buttons translate to pure white spots in the picture. The white spots bother me. Maybe there's some way you could arrange the light so the holes aren't pure black and the white spots would therefore not be so bright.

Keep at it! I've been workin on the B&W Abstracts project myself and it's harder than I thought it would be.

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