What do you call this kind of photo?
shit
>>3100721
The photographer saw SOMETHING. Inside of every bad or mediocre shot is the potential for a good shot. Something motivated the shooter to snap it, but in this case I'd say they didn't quite capture the essence they were hoping to.
>>3100721
I don't even know, and that's like half of the shots I enjoy taking. It's kinda landscapes with a little bit of still life thrown in? But this particular shot you could call almost okay, kinda boring, kinda decent colors, kinda awkward shadow.
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>>3100747
love the way the fog phases out the background. i like it anon, keep it up
>>3100747
Silent Hill
>>3100747
Yup, good shot. I love urban areas devoid of life.
>>3100783
>>3100758
>>3100757
You're too kind, anons. I haven't seen the fog this thick again all year but once it is I'm jumping outside.
From the same morning
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>>3100721
boring, easy
"Clipped red channel"
it's called deadpan, not a good example of it though. we literally had this exact same type of thread last week.
>>3100721
Something something beautiful banality
Something something man altered landscapes
Honestly, while I do like shadowplay and abstractions overall, it's so entry level, like something you get taught in Photo 101 or art history. I think you have to do it really well in order for it to stand out. Make it incredibly perfect and well executed, because there's a thin line between "unique observations of light, shadow and geometry" and "it's a snapshot but since it was shot at the golden hour it should be good".
It can be nice to mess around with if you're out shooting and want to bang out shots to relax, or you're using it to "warm up", but it's not like back when people first started doing this and it was fairly groundbreaking. It's too saturated now.
Typical boring "artistic" "geometric" /p/ crap.
>>3100721
>What do you call this kind of photo?
Pretentious
>>3100721
It is standard Craptograghy.
photographic formalism.
>>3103532
It's not at all formalistic my man
>>3100721
Photo class in high school
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Topographics