Just one GLARING thing wrong. Good. That means I can have my usual complement of other wrong things, as long as they're not as glaring as the glaring one :)
Is the general consensus that one "technical thing" needs to be wrong, or is it something wrong going on "in" the picture, like a person on a ladder with no rungs, or the like?
not that there needs to be a general consensus, but, just thinking.
Is the general consensus that one "technical thing" needs to be wrong, or is it something wrong going on "in" the picture, like a person on a ladder with no rungs, or the like?
not that there needs to be a general consensus, but, just thinking.
Funny how the conversation got down the track of "technicals" right away. I don't think the challenge or the description says anything about photographic technicals being wrong, though I suppose it could be interpreted that way. I would much raher see a good photo with something wrong in it, such as a portrait of a baseball pitcher tossing a football, or something along the lines as blindjustice stated.
Is the general consensus that one "technical thing" needs to be wrong, or is it something wrong going on "in" the picture, like a person on a ladder with no rungs, or the like?
not that there needs to be a general consensus, but, just thinking.
My initial thought is something out of place not technical. That is the angle I will be using but I wouldn't vote down anyone for either interpretation.
Is the general consensus that one "technical thing" needs to be wrong, or is it something wrong going on "in" the picture, like a person on a ladder with no rungs, or the like?
not that there needs to be a general consensus, but, just thinking.
My initial thought is something out of place not technical. That is the angle I will be using but I wouldn't vote down anyone for either interpretation.
Thats kind of what I thought. I am, for the record, not a "strict constructionalist" a loose DNMC'er.
Is the general consensus that one "technical thing" needs to be wrong, or is it something wrong going on "in" the picture, like a person on a ladder with no rungs, or the like?
not that there needs to be a general consensus, but, just thinking.
My initial thought is something out of place not technical. That is the angle I will be using but I wouldn't vote down anyone for either interpretation.
so.... not much different from the recently completed "Stranger in a strange land"(?)... i up for goofy photos!
