Upside down urn
Posted: April 27, 2013 Filed under: Uncategorized 8 CommentsShadows in the late afternoon change so quickly and in my haste to sketch the beautiful light on the planter I didn’t really think the composition through. I should have placed the object higher on the page and given it some breathing room at the bottom.
Here is a quick and dirty Photoshop correction to illustrate what I mean.
Confused… I thought that this is what you did every day to fix up your compositions. : )
Are you ok Ross? You seem confused quite often lately.
Thank you for your concern.
I was really sure that I was confused the other day but after hearing your answer I decided that I probably may not have been… and then today I wasn’t as sure if I was confused or if I wasn’t confused but in the end maybe I was… but then again it is possible that I wasn’t… it may have just been confusion about whether or not I was… or wasn’t… if you know what I mean? : )
It’s all clear now Ross.
great demo Shari. You were born to teach.
You are too kind John.
Both compositions are good telling different storys. One tells more about the background (could be the mediterranean sea…), and the other a story about whats on the table (could be grapes, sugar, wine, ants…). 😉
I like both variations. Have a nice week 🙂
Adam, you have a great imagination. I don’t know where you see the sea or the grapes or the ants but I’m glad you like them both!