Bantham Beach, Devon, UK. (Photos taken November, 2010.)
It has been nearly seven months since my last journey to Devon, but these photographs keep making me feel happy.
I'm excited to share these images with you and take you all on a journey within my photos.
Bantham Beach is a beautiful sandy beach on the south coast of Devon, UK, ideal for water-sports, especially surfing.
I love to watch people surfing. It's an amazing sport! Isn't it?
I'd love to take a stroll down the Bantham beach again. I've been feeling the travel bug pretty strongly as of late.
Creativity and Imagination.
A brilliant photographer and wise person once told me.
"Use your creativity to:
*'build' your image,
* figure out what perspective would be best,
*make your photographs tell a story."
Actually I've seen pictures- with stunning colour combinations
and perfect exposure- taken with great cameras, but they look
ordinary; because to my opinion they lack two major things.
Composition and Perspective.
If you're into photography you may have heard of
The Rule of Thirds. It is one of the basic techniques and refers to
the way a composition is constructed. (Of course there are many
Composition Rules; but rules are meant to be broken.)
The Rule of Thirds is to imagine breaking an image down into
thirds- both horizontally and vertically. Ideally your picture
will fall in or near one of those intersections.
(Highlighted in red.)
As for the theory of Perspective as applied to pictures, I think creativity is essential in any image.
In other words, I love pictures that "tell a story".
Plymouth Barbican, Devon, UK.
What makes a great photograph? What are the elements that make a picture great?
What are your thoughts? I'd love to hear.
Hope you have a wonderful, creative weekend, my lovelies! xx
P.S. These pictures can be enlarged by clicking on them.
Loving
Mandagstema .