Ahh....the privilege of being the brother of A Chocolate
Bouquet's owner!
It's my honor to be able to share my brother Bryan's beautiful photography with all of you, along
with a few of his pointers, for those of you who share his passion in photography! If you would like to view his regularly
updated blog, or inquire about purchasing any prints, please go to www.bryanblonphotography.blogspot.com
These
shots (raindrops on red lily petals)
were a bit difficult because I did not enjoy the
benefit of autofocus.
When I took this pic of this bridge, I had 2 thoughts in mind. One, I
had to somehow convey it's depth. 2. Even though our eye sees the the other end of the bridge straight on, it doesn't mean
the camera has to. Therefore, I aligned the far end of the bridge to fall in the upper right portion of the photo using the
rule of thirds as my guide. I was very pleased with the outcome. In addition, I set out to master the use of a tripod in composing
good hi-res prints.
I ran the candy out of the picture a little-it can add interest because you don't
need to see the entire piece of candy to know what it is, thus causing your viewer to use their imagination.