I think this will actually be a lot more difficult than it seems. Because while most photographs include a main focal point (main draw of the eye), most pictures also allow for the roaming for the eye to other areas which are also interesting. According to the challenge description, this is something we shouldn't have in this challenge. If you look at the three ribbon winners of the last Free Study, all of them either have more than one focal point, or else other areas in the photo that are also interesting: 1.Two dogs, 2.cliffs on either side, 3.eyes,hand and elbows.
I agree that it is still a Free Study though.
I'm in. I think I even like it :-) (so it will probably score at 4 or below) I only entered six challenges last year so I am determined to do better than that this year. This will be number three.
I'm in. I think I even like it :-) (so it will probably score at 4 or below) I only entered six challenges last year so I am determined to do better than that this year. This will be number three.
I have a photo that I entered and then withdrew. Two of them actually. Anyone want to take a look and tell me if I should bother? I'm pretty sure I shouldn't, but I could be wrong.
I have a photo that I entered and then withdrew. Two of them actually. Anyone want to take a look and tell me if I should bother? I'm pretty sure I shouldn't, but I could be wrong.
... while most photographs include a main focal point (main draw of the eye), most pictures also allow for the roaming for the eye to other areas which are also interesting. According to the challenge description, this is something we shouldn't have in this challenge. ...
Of course the eye will roam, but as long it comes back to rest then you're good. Such as stated in this snippet from the challenge description: "The focal point of your image provides a place for the eye to rest or something of interest to really hold the viewer's interest."
